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10 Cards in this Set
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enigma
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(noun)
Definition: somebody or something that is not easily explained or understood Sentence: The enigma of global warming is a highly debated issue. Synonyms: puzzle, conundrum |
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solemn
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(adjective)
Definition 1: demonstrating sincerity Definition 2: without joy or humor Sentence 1: The child was solemn as his best friend lost their dog. Sentence 2: There was a solemn look upon their faces during the funeral. Synonyms: grave |
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regime
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(noun)
Definition 1: a system or style of government Definition 2: an established system or way of doing things Sentence 1: Hitler's regime caused the deaths of many innocent people. Sentence 2: My mother's regime was orderly and organized. Synonyms: leadership, rule |
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industrious
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(adjective)
Definition: hard-working, conscientious, and energetic Sentence: We proved to our teacher that we were dilligent and industrious students. Synonyms: persevering, laborious |
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gullible
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(adjective)
Definition: tending to trust and believe people, and therefore easily tricked or deceived Sentence: The girl believed everything I told her, proving that she was very gullible. Synonyms: naive, susceptible |
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contradict
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(verb)
Definition: to argue against the truth or correctness of somebody's statement or claim Sentence: The book is very interesting, since the characters contradict each other in many ways. Synonyms: differ, negate |
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omnipotent
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(adjective)
Definition: possessing complete, unlimited, or universal power and authority Sentence: The omnipotent superhero won every battle he fought. Synonyms: almighty, supreme |
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oblivious
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(adjective)
Definition: unaware of or paying no attention to somebody or something Sentence: The kids were oblivious to their teacher's important direction. Synonym: absent-minded,negligent |
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erratic
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(adjective)
Definition: not predictable, regular, or consistent; often changing direction and not following any course Sentence: My sister's driving is very erratic. Synonyms: wayward, inconsistent |
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precarious
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(adjective)
Definition: dangerously unstable, unsteady, uncertain, or insecure Sentence: I had a precarious footing as I walked across the tightrope. Synonyms: unstable, perilous |
