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Inadvertent 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

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Inadvertent 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

Inadvertent 1100 Words You Need Inadvertent 1100 Words You Need /ˌɪn.ədˈvɜː.tənt/ (adj) Inadvertent definition done unintentionally and carelessly, resulting from recklessness, unintentional, unintended, reckless, careless, involuntary, unplanned, ad hoc, accidental, indiscriminate, heedless, not attentive: Example The referee received an inadvertent blow from one of the aggressive fighters, which knocked him unconscious. Antonyms intentional Parts of …

Incipient 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

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Incipient 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

Incipient 1100 Words You Need Incipient 1100 Words You Need /ɪnˈsɪp.i.ənt/ (adj) beginning to develop or exist, emerging, initial, nascent, embryonic, burgeoning, developing, budding, early, emergent, inchoate: The MRI scan shows an incipient benign tumor in the patient’s left kidney. Antonyms final, ultimate Parts of Speech Adverb: incipiently Noun: incipiency Noun: incipience

Dupe 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

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Dupe 1100 Words You Need Dupe 1100 Words You Need /djuːp/ (noun & verb) Noun: a person who is easily deceived or tricked, victim of deceit or trickery, a naive or gullible person, sucker, mug, victim, target, fool Verb: to deceive or trick someone, persuade and cajole, fool, con, take in, play a trick on, …

Jostle 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

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Jostle 1100 Words You Need Jostle 1100 Words You Need /ˈdʒɒs.ļ/ (verb) to push or knock against other people in a crowd or throng to get somewhere to do something before others, push against, shove hard, knock, bump, push around, manhandle, shoulder: Some reckless people were constantly jostling to get a better view of the …

Infamous 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 2

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Infamous 1100 Words You Need Infamous 1100 Words You Need /ˈɪn.fə.məs/ (adj) famous for something considered bad, notorious, disreputable, ill-famed, ill-reputed, dishonorable, scandalous, shameful, villainous, wicked, abominable, loathsome, outrageous, evil, nefarious, iniquitous: He’s infamous for his bigoted sense of humor. Antonyms reputable, illustrious Parts of Speech Adverb: infamously

Crocodile Tears 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 1

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Crocodile Tears 1100 Words You Need Crocodile Tears 1100 Words You Need insincere tears, false show of grief, false tears, false sadness, pretended sadness: The wicked stepfather started to shed crocodile tears when the anxious mother noticed he had punished her little son physically. Antonyms sorrow, sorrowfulness, grief, mourning

English Question about Untimely Death for Discussion

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English-Questions about Untimely Death

English Question about Untimely Death English Question about Untimely Death What if you had to choose the 10 people who would die? Would you rather have someone else in the group make the decision even though you might be picked to die? Please respond to this question in the interactive comment form below to have a …

English Question about Close Friends for Discussion

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English-Questions about Close Friends

English Question about Close Friends English Question about Close Friends If you were offered a much better job in another city and knew you would, over the years, drift away from your closest friends if you took it, would you go? Please respond to this question in the interactive comment form below to have a detailed discussion over it and receive useful feedback.

Wrest 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 1

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Wrest 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 1

Wrest 1100 Words You Need Wrest 1100 Words You Need /rest/ (verb) to take power and authority away from a person who is already in power by force, gain control or power, get something with effort, pull something away from someone forcefully, seize, grasp, grab, take away, pull, snatch: The two young lions were fighting …

Caustic 1100 Words You Need Week 3 Day 1

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caustic LELB Society

Caustic 1100 Words You Need Caustic 1100 Words You Need /ˈkɔː.stɪk/ US /ˈkɑː-/ (adj) describes a chemical that burns or destroys things, especially anything made of living cells, corrosive, acid, acidic, corroding, burning, describes a remark or way of speaking that is hurtful, critical or intentionally unkind, sarcastic, scathing, mordant, acrimonious, astringent, cutting, biting, acerbic, …

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