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Sacred Farrow ♡+ Pronunciation: uh-kawr-ding-lee ACCORDINGLY (adv.) Origin: Middle English dictionary.com - pronunciation, origin, other forms thesaurus.com - synonyms, antonyms, yourdictionary.com - definition, example of definition |
Definition: to be done a way that is fitting and proper or in alignment with something. Example of Definition: "...the Spaniards, hearing that the matter had been mooted in England, gave orders to occupy the island, and it was garrisoned accordingly in 1750..." Synonyms: appropriately, correspondingly Antonyms: unsuitably, inappropriate Other forms: according (adj.) Sentence: The formal dinner is a black and white affair with an animal theme: accordingly, I wore a zebra print dress. |
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Sacred Farrow ♡+
Pronunciation: pyoo-ni-tiv Punitive |
Definition: serving for, concerned with,
or inflicting punishment Synonyms: discipinary, punishin Other forms: punitively (adj.), Sentence: |
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Sacred Farrow ♡+
Pronunciation: ri-frak-shuh n Refraction |
Definition: The change in direction of a ray of light
Synonyms: change, recalculation Other Forms: refracted (past tense), refractional (adj.) Sentence: She change her mind about as much s the refraction of sunlight at non |
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Sacred Farrow ♡+ Pronunciation: vur-ti-goh Vertigo |
Definition: a dizzying sensation of tilting within stable surroundings or of being intilting orspinning surroundings. Synonyms: unsteadiness, disequilibrium Other Forms: vertigoes (plural) Sentence: After eating too much candy, I felt dizzy, and started having faint spells of vertigo. |
