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Dexterity 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 Dexterity 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 2 /dekˈster.ə.ti/ US /-ţi/ (noun) the ability to perform a task quickly and skillfully, knack, virtuosity, skill in performing a task, adeptness, deftness, adroitness, agility, handiness, proficiency, talent, expertise, efficiency, mastery, artistry, fineness, legerdemain, nimbleness, dexterousness, quickness, sharpness, …
Degrade 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 Degrade 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 /dɪˈgreɪd/ (verb) to change something to a lower position or level of importance, demote, to become less good or less correct in quality, worsen, lower, humiliate, belittle, demean, cause to suffer from a loss of dignity or …
Unsavory 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 Unsavory 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 /ʌnˈseɪ.vər.i/ US /-vɚ-/ (adj) disgusting and unpleasant, morally offensive, disagreeable to taste, smell or look at, distasteful, revolting, nasty, repellent, unwelcome, uncouth, repulsive, immoral, villainous, unacceptable, untrustworthy, disreputable, repugnant Notorious or unsavory reputation that would adversely affect …
Candid 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 Candid 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 /ˈkæn.dɪd/ (adj) truthful and honest, straightforward, frank, outspoken, open, sincere, blunt, forthright, upfront Secrets of candid conversation Have you been dodging an important conversation? The kind of conversation that may be uncomfortable, in a situation that you …
Genre 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 Genre 1100 Words You Need Week 36 Day 1 /ˈʒãː.rə/ /ˈʒɒn-/ (adj & noun) a style or class of arts based on its marked characteristics, category of arts or literature, classification, group, set, kind, sort, type, variety, model, school, ilk, field Horror is a genre of …
Wince 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 Wince 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 /wɪnts/ (noun & verb) to make pained expression, show pain especially on the face, move body back slightly, withdraw with pain, grimace, flinch, scowl, gasp, shudder, recoil, cringe ‘Oh, really? Tell my scars how safe it is …
Stupor 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 Stupor 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 /ˈstjuː.pəʳ/ US /ˈstuː.pɚ/ (noun) a state of being unconscious, torpor, insensibility, daze, oblivion, daze, dazed state, unconsciousness, lethargy, inertness, limpness, apathy, inertia, numbness Stupor is a state of complete psychomotor inhibition with retention of consciousness. The patient …
Pensive 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 Pensive 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 4 /ˈpent.sɪv/ (adj) thinking deeply in a quiet manner, reflective, engaged in deep thought, thoughtful, contemplative, meditative, introspective, ruminative, preoccupied, lost in thought, brooding, pondering, absorbed Sitting among them as they gawked over the arousing scenes, a flood …
Leave No Stone Unturned 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Leave No Stone Unturned 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 to try one’s best, do one’s best, make every effort, give it one’s best shot, endeavor, do all you can, do one’s utmost, move heaven and earth, try everything, stop at …
Refute 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 Refute 1100 Words You Need Week 35 Day 3 /rɪˈfjuːt/ (verb) to prove that a person, statement or opinion is wrong or false, disprove, prove wrong, prove false, deny, denounce, controvert, rebut, debunk, discredit, invalidate, contest, counter, repudiate, negate, contradict While these scientists and philosophers recognized …