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Definition: The assertion of a perceived truth

Synonym: Assert, call for, challenge

Antonym: disclaim

Original sentence: He claimed that mint ice cream is better than vanilla.

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Definition: expresses a claim, or a person's point of view on a topic, issue, or question and attempts to convince an audience to act or believe in a certain way.

Synonym: bickering

Antonym: agreement, approval

Original Sentence: They got into an argument over which flavor was better.

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Definition: The justification as to why a particular argument is correct.

Synonym: Justifiable, logical

Antonym: unreasonable, stupid

Original Sentence: They had to provide reasoning as to why that flavor was the best.

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Definition: A point of view regarding a particular argument

Synonym: Opinion, stance

Antonym: Shame, neglect

Original Sentence: They each had their position about their favorite ice cream flavor.

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Definition: A writer, speaker, or member of an audience agrees with a particular position expressed in an argument.

Synonym: sustain, verify

Antonym: Block, disapprove

Original Sentence: Three people supported the opinion of mint ice cream being the best.

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Definition: The opposing point of view on the argument, along with valid reasoning supporting the counter-argument

Synonym: Challenge, criticize

Antonym: Confirmation, validation

Original Sentence: One person provided a counter-argument to the opinion that mint ice cream is the best.

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Definition: A writer, speaker, or member of an audience disagrees with a particular position expressed in an argument.

Synonym: argue, debate

Antonym: agree

Original Sentence: Two people opposed the opinion that mint ice cream is the best.

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Definition: The answer to the counterargument where the original speaker responds point by point to the counterargument.

Synonym: Confutation

Antonym: Confirmation

Original Sentence: The people who thought mint ice cream is the best gave a rebuttal to the vanilla-lover's counter-argument.

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Definition: relaxed laziness or lethargy

Synonym: Torpor

Antonym: Vigor

Simple Sentence: After a long day at work, she sank into the couch, succumbing to the languor that washed over her.

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Definition: poetry that is irregular in rhythm and often of a trivial or humorous nature

Synonym: Nonsense verse, jingle, rhyming rubbish

Antonym: Poetry, verse, sonnet

Simple Sentence: The children laughed at the doggerel verses, finding them amusing but not particularly profound.

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Definition: something that cannot be touched, felt, or perceived physically

Synonym: Abstract

Antonym: Tangible

Simple sentence: He wanted to do things but they were intangible.

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Definition: to strive to equal or excel, especially through imitation or effort.

Synonym: Imitate

Antonym: Surrender

Simple sentence: He aimed to emulate the taste of his favorite food with this recipe.

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Definition: in large quantities or amounts; plentifully or abundantly.

Synonym: abundantly

Antonym: sparingly

Simple sentence: He bought copiously large amounts of food.

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Definition: legal order issued by a court that requires a person or entity to refrain from certain actions or behaviors.

Synonym: Restraining order

Antonym: Permission

Simple sentence: The judge issued an injunction prohibiting the company from dumping waste into the river.

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Definition: to engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons

Synonym: wrestle, struggle, contend

Antonym: release, let go, surrender

Simple Sentence: The two wrestlers grappled fiercely on the mat.

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Definition: something in a secretive or sneaky manner, usually to avoid detection or attention.

Synonym: Stealthily

Antonym: Openly

Simple sentence: She surreptitiously stole the food from the store.

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Definition: understood or implied without being directly stated; expressed or carried out without words; silently.

Synonym: Implicitly

Antonym: Explicitly

Simple sentence: Their agreement was tacitly understood by both parties.

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Definition: a person who is sullen, gloomy, or ill-tempered,

Synonym: Gloomy, melancholic, despondent.

Antonym: Cheerful, jovial, optimistic.

Simple Sentence: After receiving the bad news, she became increasingly morose.

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Definition: pungent-smelling gum resin obtained from the roots of certain plants of the genus Ferula, used as a flavoring, especially in Indian cooking, and in traditional medicine.

Synonym: Devil's dung

Antonym: Pleasant aroma

Simple sentence: Asafetida adds a unique flavor to Indian dishes like dal and sambar.

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Definition: an official order or decree issued by an authority, usually a government or ruling body.

Synonym: Edict

Antonym: Repeal

Simple sentence: The king issued a fiat, commanding all citizens to pay taxes by the end of the month.

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Definition: A point or place where lines, routes, or similar things intersect or meet; also, the action or process of organizing various elements to work together effectively.

Synonym: Collaborate

Antonym: Disorganize

Simple sentence: We need to coordinate our efforts to ensure the project is completed on time.

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Definition: Correlate refers to a relationship or connection between two or more things, where a change in one variable tends to be associated with a change in another variable.

Synonym: Associate

Antonym: Disconnect

Simple sentence: The scientist studied the correlation between exercise and heart health.

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Definition: To join or connect two or more things together.

Synonym: Unite

Antonym: Separate

Simple sentence: The two rivers conjoin to make a larger river.

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Definition: Pertaining to a large company or group.

Synonym: Business-related

Antonym: Individual

Simple Sentence: The corporate meeting was scheduled for Friday afternoon.

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Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym: Unstoppable

Antonym: Flexible

Simple Sentence: The passage of time is inexorable.

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- Definition: A paradigm is a typical example or pattern of something; a model or framework that serves as a standard or guide.

- Synonym: Model

- Antonym: Anomaly

- Simple Sentence: The company adopted a new paradigm to improve its production process.

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Definition: The mutual reliance between two or more groups, systems, or individuals.

Synonym: Mutual dependence

Antonym: Independence

Simple sentence: The interdependence that they have on each other allows them to survive.

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Definition: Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly in action or purpose.

Synonym: Benevolent

Antonym: Malevolent

Simple Sentence: The beneficent woman donated a large portion of her wealth to charity.

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Definition: A person delegated to represent one government or organization in its dealings with another.

Synonym: Diplomat

Antonym: Receiver

Simple sentence: The president sent an envoy to negotiate the peace treaty.

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Definition: Initiative is the ability to assess and initiate things independently; it also refers to a plan or strategy designed to address a particular problem or achieve a specific goal.

Synonym: Enterprise

Antonym: Inactivity

Simple Sentence: She took the initiative to start the community garden project.

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Definition: Required by law or a rule; obligatory.

Synonym: Mandatory

Antonym: Optional

Simple sentence: It is compulsory for students to wear uniforms at this school.