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Emulate |
(Verb) to strive to be equal to; to imitate synonym: copy |
John tried to emulate his looks after his friend. |
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Sere |
(Adj) dry and withered synonym: arid antonym: lush |
The desert was sere and hot. |
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Enhance |
(Verb) to increase the value or beauty of synonym: improve antonym: decrease |
The edit enhanced the story tenfold. |
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Contrite |
(Adj) feeling regret for having committed some wrongdoing synonym: remorseful antonym: shameless |
After making fun of the kid, Jim felt contrite and wanted to apologize. |
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Magnanimous |
(Adj) noble; generous in forgiving synonym: generous antonym: petty |
The parent was magnanimous and easily forgave the child. |
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Enunciate |
(Verb) to state clearly and distinctly synonym: articulate |
The man was speaking too fast and was asked to enunciate better. |
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Inane |
(Adj) without sense or meaning; silly synonym: foolish antonym: meaningful |
The jester was inane and funny. |
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Heinous |
(Adj) hatefully or shockingly evil synonym: abhorrent |
The evil villian committed many heinous acts. |
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Impeccable |
(Adj) faultless; without blemish synonym: immaculate antonym: fallible. |
His job was perfect and impeccable. |
