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-the action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil.

Synonyms;

,Salvation,Deliverance,Repurchase,

Reclamation

Sentence;

God's plans for the redemption of his world

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-having or showing knowledge, learning, or devotion to academic pursuits.

Synonyms;

Academic ,Erudite ,Learned ,Intellectual

Educated Cultivated

Sentence;

A scholarly account of the period

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A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining.

Synonyms;

Unemotional,Impassive,Dispassionate

Stoical,Detached

Sentence;

She was silent and stoic through her trial, but she is talking now

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betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature

Synonyms;

Betrayal,Deception ,Infidelity,Perfidy

Disloyalty

Sentence;

His resignation was perceived as an act of treachery

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A triumvirate refers to a group or association of three individuals who hold significant power or authority, often in a political context. The term "triumvirate" is derived from Latin, with "tri-" meaning three and "umvirate" from "vir," meaning man.

Synonyms;

Triad,Troika,Triarchy,Triumvirate

Triplet

Sentence;

A triumvirate of three former executive vice presidents

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protection of or authority over someone or something; guardianship.

Synonyms;

Guidance,Instruction ,Mentorship

Teaching,Coaching

Sentence;

He felt privileged to be under the tutelage of an experienced actor

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A behavior not fitting or appropriate; unseemly

Synonyms;

Inappropriate,Improper,Unseemly

Indecorous,Unsuitable

Sentence;

It was unbecoming for a university to do anything so crass as advertising its wares

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not practiced before a performance.

Synonyms;

Unplanned,Off-the-cuff,Unprepared

Extemporaneous,Unscripted,Unpracticed

Sentence;

spontaneous and unrehearsed music

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liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.

Synonyms;

Unstable,Changeable,Unpredictable

Fickle,Temperamental

Sentence;

The political situation was becoming more volatile

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refers to the suspension or postponement of a meeting, legal proceeding, or any planned activity to a later time or date.

Synonyms:Postponement, deferment, suspension, delay, rescheduling.

Sentence:

The court granted an adjournment to allow the defense more time to gather evidence for the trial.

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refers to the action or process of combining or uniting different elements into a single, unified whole.

Synonyms:

Merged, combined, fused, unified, blended.

Sentence:

The two companies decided to amalgamate their resources and expertise to create a stronger and more competitive entity in the market.

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describes something characterized by a lack of skill, expertise, or professionalism, often indicating a novice or unprofessional level of performance.

Synonyms:

Inexperienced, unskilled, unprofessional, inexpert, amateur.

Sentence:

The presentation seemed amateurish, with basic slides and a lack of polished delivery, leaving the audience underwhelmed.

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refers to having mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes towards something or someone, making it difficult to choose between opposing options.

Synonyms;

Conflicted, uncertain, indecisive, torn, equivocal.

Sentence:

Mars felt ambivalent about accepting the job offer, as it came with a higher salary but required moving away from her close-knit community.

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the ability to walk or move around, typically used in a medical context to describe a patient who is able to walk.

Synonyms:

Mobile, walking, ambulant, moving

Sentence:

After the surgery, the patient's condition improved, and they became ambulatory, gradually regaining the ability to walk with the help of physical therapy.

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to deduce or conclude information based on evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.

Synonyms: Deduce, gather, derive, conclude, gather.

Sentence: From the suspect's behavior and the available evidence, the detective was able to infer that there might be a connection to a previous crime.

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refers to lacking a definite form, shape, or structure, often characterized by a lack of organization or clear boundaries.

Synonyms:

Shapeless, formless, unstructured, undefined, vague.

Sentence:

The artist intentionally created an amorphous sculpture, allowing viewers to interpret and find their own meaning in its abstract, fluid shapes.

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describes something harmful or having a harmful effect on health, well-being, or overall quality.

Synonyms:

Harmful, damaging, detrimental, adverse, injurious.

Sentence:

Prolonged exposure to the deleterious effects of pollution can have serious consequences for both the environment and human health.

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A temporary gap, pause, break, or absence can be called a hiatus.

Synonym:

pause, break, interval, interruption, suspension, intermission, interlude,

Sentence;

There was an hiatus in his acting life.

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forbidden by law, rules, or custom.

Synonym: illegal, unlawful, illegitimate, against the law, outlawed

Sentence

He was arrested for selling illicit copies of the software.

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to become liable or subject to (something unwelcome or unpleasant) as a result of one's own behavior or actions.

Synonym:

suffer, sustain, experience, bring upon oneself,

Sentence;

To be too good-looking is sometimes to incur the dislike, if not the hatred, of the ordinary-looking.

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suggest or hint (something bad or reprehensible) in an indirect and unpleasant way.

Synonym:

imply, suggest, hint, intimate, whisper, indicate

Sentence;

He was insinuating that I had no self-controlhe was insinuating that I had no self-control

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an intervening period of time

Synonym:

interval, intermission, break, recess, pause, respite, rest,

Sentence;

He has resumed his acting career after a two-year interlude.

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not sufficiently strict, severe, careful, and precision.

Synonym:

slack, slipshod, negligent, neglectful, remiss, careless, heedless,

Sentence

A reporter lax about accurate quotation

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of mild and tolerant disposition or effect : not harsh, severe, or strict

Synonym:

merciful, clement, sparing, forgiving, forbearing, tolerant,

Sentence :

The police are sometimes more lenient with female offenders.

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having or showing a desire to cause harm to someone : given to, marked by, or arising from malice

Synonym: spiteful, malevolent, hostile, bitter, venomous, poisonous,

Sentence

We have had to change our phone number three times because we were getting malicious calls.

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harmful or injurious to health or physical well-being.

Synonyms: harmful, hurtful, poisonous, foul-smelling, injurious

Sentence

The smell of many things can make someone ill. Many people would say that the smell of gasses is NOXIOUS because many gasses can be harmful if inhaled.

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often disapproving giving people a lot of freedom or too much freedom to do what they want to do

Synonyms: flexible, informal, lenient, accessible, lax, pliable

Sentence

I was not a permissive parent

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The unnecessary protraction of the approval process is slowing work on other issues

Synonyms: prolongation, elongation, extension, extending, prolonging

Sentence

Protraction of the crisis has devastated local communities.

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Government leaders appear increasingly rancorous.

Synonyms: acrimonious, angry, sore, bitter, cynical, resentful,

Sentence

The talks became increasingly bitter and rancorous.

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The Supreme Court is in recess until October but could still consider the review request and respond at any time.

Synonyms: break, deferment, defferal, intermission, interruption,

Sentence

Parliament was hastily recalled from recess.

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If someone is remiss, they are careless about doing things which ought to be done.

Synonyms: neglectful, neglecting, careless, lazy, negligent,

Sentence;

If I let you go without food, I would be remiss in my responsibilities as a parent

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We worked for hours without respite.

Synonyms: relaxation, breather, breathing space, downtime, hiatus, interruption, layoff

Sentence

A respite was thus given and something was done to improve the army.

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The selection process is based on rigorous tests of competence and experience.

Synonyms: strict, tough, harsh , authoritarian, rigid, stern

Sentence

The selection process is based on rigorous tests of competence and experience

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Showing or motivated by a desire to harm, annoy, or offend.

Synonym: Malicious or vindictive.

Sentence

His spiteful remarks hurt her feelings.

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Strict, precise, and demanding adherence to rules or standards.

Synonym: Rigorous or strict.

Sentence

The company has stringent policies regarding data privacy.

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Sharp, incisive, and effective in expression or style.

Synonym: Cutting or pointed.

Sentence

The author's trenchant critique of social issues sparked a lively debate.

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Bitterly critical or caustic in tone.

Synonym: Harsh or scathing.

Sentence

The political debate became vitriolic as each candidate attacked the other's policies..

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A religious leader, typically a member of the clergy

Synonym:

Minister or pastor.

Sentence

The clergyman delivered a heartfelt sermon at the church.

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Informal language used in everyday conversation.

Synonym:

Casual or conversational.

Sentence

Using colloquial expressions like "gonna" instead of "going to."

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Fake or imitation, especially in reference to money or goods.

Synonym: Forged or fake.

Sentence

The detective discovered a counterfeit painting in the art gallery.

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A voucher or ticket that entitles the holder to a discount or rebate.

Synonym:

Voucher or discount code.

Sentence

She used a coupon to get a discount on her purchase at the store.

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A divinity is a religious being, like a god or angel.

Synonym - diety, godhood, blessedness, godhead, saintliness

Sentence

She has a Doctorate in Divinity from Georgetown University.

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having or showing a lot of knowledge, esp. from reading and studying: She is a scholarly and erudite person.

Synonym - educated, lettered, well-read, knowledgeable, literate, learned, scholarly

Sentence

He wasn't bashful about showing himself to be feverishly erudite,terminally droll, and a wizard phrasemaker.

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the practice of spying or using spies to obtain information about the plans and activities especially of a foreign government or a competing company.

Synonym - spying, intelligence, surveillance, undercover work.

Sentence

The acts of espionage on behalf of the Confederacy carried on by Belle Boyd and Rose Greenhow

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A falsity is either a straight-up lie or the fact that something isn’t true.

Synonym - delusion, falsehood, misbelief, old wives tale, error, untruth, misconception, fallacy, illusion, myth.

Sentence

A papal letter condemning secularism and other movements that the church considered to be falsities of the modern age.

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To improvise means to make something up on the spot, or figure it out as you go.

Synonym - devise, concoct, extemporize, fake, ad-lib, manufacture.

Sentence

The simplicity of vocal sheet music encouraged Jackson to improvise a great deal

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An insomniac is someone who can't sleep, someone who stares at the ceiling all night or watches the minutes tick by on the alarm clock or counts sheep into the millions.

Synonym - wakeful, awake, sleepless, wide-awake, awakened.

Sentence

For the insomniac bedmate who turns on the light to read and wakes you up An eye mask can only do so much.

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Reach for the adjective intermittent to describe periodic movement and stopping and starting over a period of time.

Synonym - recurrent, recurring, periodic, continual, periodical, seasonal, on-and-off, occasional.

Sentence

In the intermittent light he could make out the shape of a solitary oak tree, spreading great arms from its short tremendous trunk.

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Cheerful and friendly

Synonym

Merry, jolly, convivial.

Sentence: Despite the rainy weather, Sarah remained jovial throughout the picnic, spreading laughter and joy among her friends.

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Of great importance or significance, especially in its outcome.

Synonym:

Historic, significant, crucial.

Sentence: The signing of the peace treaty was a momentous occasion, marking the end of years of conflict.

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Voluntary self-punishment inflicted as an outward expression of repentance for wrongdoing.

Synonym:

Repentance, atonement, penitence.

Sentence: As a form of penance, he spent hours volunteering at the homeless shelter, seeking to make amends for his past mistakes.

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At an angle of 90° to a given line, plane, or surface.

Synonym: Vertical, upright, orthogonal.

Sentence: The flagpole stood perpendicular to the ground, its shadow stretching out across the lawn as the sun began to set.

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Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition.

Synonym: Tenacious, determined, steadfast.

Sentence: Despite facing numerous setbacks, she remained persistent in her pursuit of a career in medicine.

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Placing too much emphasis on trivial or minor details; fussy.

Synonym: Picky, finicky, fastidious.

Sentence: The persnickety chef refused to serve the dish until every element was arranged precisely to his liking.

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Selective in choosing or accepting things; difficult to please.

Synonym: Choosy, particular, selective

Sentence: Tom was so picky about his coffee that he would only drink a certain brand brewed at a specific temperature.

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A state of perplexity or uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation.

Synonym: Dilemma, predicament, confusion.

Sentence:

Faced with a quandary about which job offer to accept, she sought advice from friends and family to help her make the right decisions.

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“I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure, which is: Try to please everybody.”