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Redemption (noun) .

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

Or
the action of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment, or clearing a debt.

His redemption plan.
I need him to be sorry in order for him to gain redemption.

Redemption has the word red which can be associated with evil (which in this case we want to be forgiven from)

I heard this word in the book I am reading (in Spanish however)

I will use this to talk about individuals trying to be forgiven.

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Lucrative (adj): producing a great deal of profit

Lucrative jobs

A lucrative career as a standup comedian.

She claims that sales is a lucrative job just by looking at her friends lifestyle who’s involved in that business.

I will use this when describing high paying jobs as I talk more about this my senior year when I’m job hunting.

My boyfriend said this word to me when we’re talking.

LUCrative -> lucky as in you’re lucky to have a good profiting job!

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We did ours on Parallelism!

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Accost (verb): approach and address (someone) boldly or aggressively.

Paparazzi accosted him.

She accosted her boss after he had given her the cold shoulder all day.

Luke accosted his brother for stealing his shirts.

Any
Car
Can
Outrun
Salmas
Tricycle

I found this word in the dictionary.

I plan to use this word when describing when I approach someone in this manner.

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Enamor (verb): to be filled with a feeling of love for

Hes enamored by her.

I am enamored by my cat she’s so sweet.

I found this word in a book I am reading.

I will remember the meaning of this word because it has the Spanish word “amor” meaning love.

I plan to use this when I talk about something I deeply love and cherish, like my boyfriend.

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Abhor (adj.)
Regard with disgust and hatred
Found this word in San online dictionary

I abhor her.
My dad abhors the current political system.
After his hockey accident, he abhors even the slight mention of it.

Alway
Balance
Holistic
Organic
Radishes

I Plan to use this when I have very strong negative feeling towards something I don’t like in my daily language.

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Frugal (ask) meaning “sparing or economical with regard to money or food”

A collocation: he’s frugal
Dictionary sentence: He led a remarkably frugal existence.
My sentence: I vow to be frugal when I don’t have enough money to spend on clothes.
Where I first heard this word: i encountered it in my book that I’m reading for fun.
My mnemonic
Fire
Rats
Urinate
Gas
Alternative
Lobby’s
I will use this in my everyday language.

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Word: Relegate (v) meaning “consign or dismiss to an inferior rank or position”

Where I heard it: In a book I am reading
Collocation: he didn’t relegate
Dictionary sentence: They aim to prevent woman to be relegated a secondary role”
My sentence: My mistake in the office might cause me to be relegated to crew memeber again.
Mnemonic
Read
Every
Last
Egg
Grit
Apple
Tasting
Event
Date

I will be using this in academic writing!

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Our chosen prefix is Hyper-

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Word: Flabbergasted (adj)
Definition: greatly surprised or astonished
Collocation: the news left her greatly flabbergasted
Sentence: Her pregnancy news left her whole family flabbergasted.
My sentence: Jake dropping out of school left everyone flabbergasted.
Where I encountered the word: at work!
Where will I use this word: in my academic writing
Mnemonic: in between the word flabbergasted it sounds like “gasp” which is a sound that is connected to being surprised.

This word typically has a neutral connotation

Low <—— surprised-astonished-in awe-buoyant-cheerful—->high

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Insatiable (adj) meaning, “of an open appetite or desire” impossible to satisfy.

I came across this word in a book I am reading.

After a weary hike they were imaginable.

A dictionary sentence is: her insatiable passion for success was noted.

My sentence: They have an insatiable need for travel.

The word sounds like crave-able so it’ll help me learn it because it’s means to crave or desire to do something.

I will use this when talking about my goals.

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Word is oblique meaning, “neither parallel nor at a right angle to a specified or implied line; slanting”

This is an adjective!

I encountered the word at work today when my
Manager was moving boxes around.

Move your Oblique abdominal muscle

My oblique abdominal muscle is sore from my workout yesterday.

My mnemonic device is
Outstanding
Boat
Lake
In
Queens
Under
Empire State

I pka in using this word to accurately describe what muscle in talking about when working out.

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My word is ubiquitous meaning: present, appearing, or found everywhere. This word is an adjective. I first came across it in class and the again today at my research lab, which I plan to use it to describe the protein bands in the gels I make.
Some collocations include: apparent and seen
A mnemonic device is
USA
Best
Institutions
Qs
Universities
In
The
Obtuse
Universe and
Saturn
A sentence would be: the ubiquitous band in the electrophoresis gel meant that our SF9 cells went through the cloning process.

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Acetic Acid which contains corn is part of the ingredient list. As mentioned in the video, Acetic Acid is derived from corn! 

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1. Curated is defined as “of online content, merchandise, information, etc.) selected, organized, and presented using professional or expert knowledge”
2. It is an adjective
3. I found the word listening to a Software engineer talk about his work tasks.
4. Some collocations include: “curated exhibitions” and “curated art”
5. The artist has curated several different pieces to represent the French Revolution.
6. Curate sounds like create, and this is a word that often describes someone artistically creating something and exhibiting, thus by connecting both words it’ll be much easier to remember the meaning.
7. I plan to use this word when I “curate” my own art pieces this weekend. I am going to be making pots at a local pottery barn.