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Definition: wrap up, cover, or surround completely.

Synonyms: encase, encolsed, cloak,covered

Antonyms: Exposed, Stripped, Strip

Original sentence: I kept enveloping my self in my blanket because it was a very cold winter night.

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Definition: in a very difficult situation.

Synonyms: Troubled, assaulted, Attacked

Antonyms: Rescued, Released, Free

Original Sentence: The queen of France was beleaguered for ransom by Germany in World War 2.

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Definition: Relating to or having a strict and simple way of living that avoids physical pleasure.

Synonyms: Hard, Harsh, Strict

Antonyms: Easy, Gentle, Merciful

Original Sentence: The buddhist lives a very ascetic life.

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Definition: A low wall at the edge of a platform, roof, or bridge

Synonyms: Barrier, Wall, Fence

Antonyms: Barricade,Palisade, Battlement

Original Sentences: It took 6 months to carve a perfect stone parapet.

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Definition: A small tower on top of a larger tower or at the corner of a building or wall, typically of a castle.

Synonyms: Tower,Spire,Pillar

Antonyms: Roof, Base, Nadir

Original sentence: The turret shot down 2 air planes coming to attack the Pentagon.

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Definition: A low temporary defense or parapet.

Synonyms: Fort, Parapet, Bunker

Antonyms: Opening, Weak Spot, Unfortified Ground

Original Sentence: Soldiers would make manys breastworks that could still be found till this day.

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Definition:The process of removing the internal organs from a hunted animal to cool the carcass and preserve the meat.

Synonyms: Carcass Preparation, Gutting

Antonyms:Kitchen Preparation, Packing, Butchering in facility.

Original Sentence: The hunter wanted to field dress the deer to preserve the meat and make it last longer.

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Definition: A current of unpleasantly cold air blowing through a room

Synonyms: Wind, Breeze, Gust

Antonyms: Calm, Stillness, Motionless

Original Sentence: A slip of draught slipped in my room because I forgot to close my window properly.

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Definition: A person exhibiting excessive enthusiasm and intense uncritical devotion toward some controversial matter (as in religion or politics)

Synonyms: Ultra, Fan, Addict

Antonyms: Critic, nonfan, moderate

Original Sentences: My dad was a huge fanatic of Fc Barcelona sense 1999.

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Definition: A sudden attack or violent expression of a particular emotion or activity.

Synonyms: Attack, Outbreak, Fit

Antonyms: Peace, Stillness, Composure

Original sentence: I flew into a paroxysm after I couldn't do the right thing in soccer practice.

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Definition: An action intended to deceive someone; a trick.

Synonyms: Trick, Tactic, Scheme

Antonym: Honesty, Truth, Authenticity

Original sentence: The planned a ruse to track the dog into eating his medicine.

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Definition: A nonmetallic halogen element with atomic number 53 that is an essential nutrient in the human diet and is used especially in medicine, photography, and analytical chemistry

Synonyms: Silver ,Aluminum, Element

Antonyms: Phosphorus, Iodosyl, Phosphanylidene

Original sentence: There are 20 milligrams of iodine in the human body.

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Definition: One that imparts knowledge or news

Synonyms: Judas, Traitor, Spy,

Antonyms: Reporter, Journalist, Newsman

Original sentence: I was assigned to be an informer in the white to get intel for spys

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Definition: Bury or drown beneath a huge mass.

Synonyms: Overload, Overburden, Overworked

Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Control

Original sentence : I was overwhelmed with all my work I started to make very bad decisions and used chat GPT.

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Definition: Having or showing a belief in supernatural influences, especially as leading to good or bad luck.

Synonyms: Irrational, Traditional, Gullible

Antonyms : Rational, Factual

Original Sentence: My friend is very superstitious so he hates splitting the pole he believes it gives you bad luck.

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Definition: awkward in movement or in handling things.

Synonyms: uncoordinated , gawky, graceless

Antonyms: coordinated, agile, graceful

Original Sentence: I am a very clumsy person so I spelled my water on my homework destroying it.

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Definition: acting or done without forethought.

Synonyms: reckless, hasty, spontaneous

Antonyms: cautious, premeditated, careful.

Original sentence: My dad is super impulsive so he jumped off a cliff into water without a second though.

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Definition: (of a person or their actions) without thinking or caring about the consequences of an action.

Synonyms: careless, thoughtless, daredevil.

Antonyms: careful, cautious, prudent.

Original Sentence: My careless friend got started to drink and drive and crashed in to a pole.

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Definition:of, relating to, or having an extremely strong fear or dislike of someone or something

Synonyms: Scared, Afraid, Worried

Antonyms: Bold, Brave, Daredevil.

Original sentence: The more my friend avoided deep water the more phobic he became.

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Definition: An attack made in response to one by an enemy or opponent.

Synonyms: Backlash, counteraction, reponse

Antonyms: Pardon, Submitting, accept defeat

Original Sentence: My team had a corner kick and went on the counter attack to score a goal.

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Definition: An executive order is a signed, written, and published directive from the President of the United States that manages operations of the federal government.

Synonyms: Court order, ruling, edict.

Antonyms: NO ANTONYMS

Original sentence: Abraham Lincoln signed an executive order to declare freedom to slaves in Confederate states.

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Definition: Hostile behavior; unfriendliness or opposition

Synonyms: Unfriendly, wrath, anger.

Antonyms, Friendliness, approval

Original Sentence: The hostile behavior the cops showed to the Hispanics was disgusting.

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Definition: (of a person or conduct) morally right or justifiable; virtuous.

Synonyms: Honorable, Fear of God, ethical

Antonyms: wicked, sinful, unjustifiable

Original Sentence: My grandpa was a very righteous person, I have no doubt.

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Definition: In warfare, a theater or theatre is an area in which important military events occur or are in progress.

Synonyms: Field of action, arena, battleground, sphere of operations.

Antonyms: Hinterland, safe zone, peaceful area.

Original Sentence: The Pacific theater during World War II encompassed a massive area of island-hopping campaigns and naval battles

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Definition: People who are actively opposed to fascism and authoritarian ideologies.

Synonyms: Activists, protesters, resistors, opponents of tyranny.

Antonyms: Fascists, totalitarians, pro-fascists, autocrats.

Original Sentence: A diverse group of antifascists organized a peaceful rally to protest the rise of exclusionary political movements in the city

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Definition: The practice of spying or using spies, typically by governments, to obtain political or military information

Synonyms: Spying, intelligence-gathering, surveillance, undercover work.

Antonyms: Transparency, openness, candor.

Original Sentence: The intelligence agency uncovered a complex web of industrial espionage aimed at stealing proprietary satellite technology.

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Definition: A building or group of buildings used to house soldiers or other military personnel.

Synonyms: Garrison, quarters, billet, dormitory, encampment.

Antonyms: Private residence, civilian home.

Original Sentence: After a long day of drills, the recruits returned to their barracks to clean their gear and rest for the next morning's inspection.

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Definition: People who publicly disagree with and criticize an established government, policy, or powerful organization.

Synonyms: Dissenters, rebels, nonconformists, agitators, protesters.

Antonyms: Conformists, loyalists, supporters, yes-men.

Part of Speech: Noun (plural) or Adjective.

Original Sentence: Several prominent dissidents were invited to the international summit to speak about the lack of freedom in their home country.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A person who is not a citizen of the country where they live.

Synonyms: Foreigner, Noncitizen, Immigrant

Antonyms: Citizen, Native, National

Original Sentence: The government requires aliens to register their residency status.

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Part of Speech: Verb (past participle) / Adjective

Definition: Believed to be true without definite proof.

Synonyms: Assumed, Supposed, Inferred

Antonyms: Proven, Confirmed, Verified

Original Sentence: The suspect was presumed innocent until evidence proved otherwise.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Doubtful or not trustworthy.

Synonyms: Questionable, Doubtful, Uncertain

Antonyms: Certain, Reliable, Trustworthy

Original Sentence: The coach was dubious about the excuse for missing practice.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To adopt the customs, culture, or attitudes of another group.

Synonyms: Integrate, Absorb, Adapt

Antonyms: Separate, Isolate, Resist

Original Sentence: New students worked to assimilate into the school community.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A statement or idea that forms the foundation of an argument or reasoning.

Synonyms: Assumption, Basis, Foundation

Antonyms: Conclusion, Result, Outcome\

Original Sentence: The premise of the debate focused on equal access to education.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Loyalty or commitment to a person, cause, or country.

Synonyms: Loyalty, Commitment, Devotion

Antonyms: Betrayal, Disloyalty, Treachery

Original Sentence: Students stood to show allegiance during the national anthem.

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Definition: Taken for granted; assumed to be true in the absence of proof to the contrary.

Synonyms: Assumed, supposed, putative, alleged, likely.

Antonyms: Proven, real, true, certain.

Original Sentence: Although the evidence was circumstantial, he was presumed innocent until the jury delivered its final verdict.

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Definition: To continue in or as if in a series of echoes; to resound or be reflected many times.

Synonyms: Echo, resonate, resound, vibrate, ring.

Antonyms: Quieten, dampen, still, silence.

Original Sentence: The thunderous applause began to reverberate through the concert hall long after the pianist had finished his final piece.

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Definition: To formally give up a claim, right, or belief; to repudiate or disown.

Synonyms: Abdicate, abjure, relinquish, forsake, waive.

Antonyms: Claim, accept, maintain, arrogate.

Original Sentence: In a shocking public statement, the prince decided to renounce his royal title to pursue a quiet life in the countryside.

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Definition: Soldiers or guards stationed at a place to stand watch and prevent unauthorized passage.

Synonyms: Guards, sentinels, lookouts, watchmen, pickets.

Antonyms: Entrants, intruders, attackers.

Original Sentence: Two weary sentries stood at the iron gates, their eyes scanning the dark horizon for any sign of movement.

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Definition: In a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Original Sentence: The teenagers avoided the derelict warehouse at the edge of town, fearing the floorboards would cave in.

Synonyms: Abandoned, dilapidated

Antonyms: Maintained, occupied

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Definition: Not in a straight or level position; crooked.

Part of Speech: Adjective / Adverb

Original Sentence: After the minor earthquake, every picture frame in the hallway hung askew.

Synonyms: Lopsided, tilted

Antonyms: Straight, aligned

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Definition: To distribute or spread over a wide area; to go in different directions.

Part of Speech: Verb

Original Sentence: The police used megaphones to order the protesters to disperse before nightfall.

Synonyms: Scatter, diffuse

Antonyms: Gather, assemble

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Definition: To strike repeatedly, typically with the fists.

Part of Speech: Verb (Present Participle)

Original Sentence: The boxer was pummeling his opponent against the ropes until the referee stepped in.

Synonyms: Battering, pounding

Antonyms: Caressing, shielding

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Definition: A person, thing, or circumstance causing inconvenience or annoyance.

Part of Speech: Noun

Original Sentence: The neighbor's barking dog has become a real nuisance during my morning conference calls.

Synonyms: Pest, irritation

Antonyms: Blessing, delight

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Definition: To be joined or linked together; often used to describe being burdened or forced to work with someone.

Part of Speech: Verb / Adjective

Original Sentence: The two companies were yoked together by a legal merger that neither CEO actually wanted.

Synonyms: Tethered, coupled

Antonyms: Detached, disconnected

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Definition: A major character is a character that drives the main plot of the story, the mostly go through a big personal change through the story.

Example: Forrest Gump Movie

Non-Example: Mr. Hancock

Explanation: Forrest Gump played by Tom Hanks. He is an innocent protagonist in the film who accidentally becomes a part of major historical events through pure luck and just simply following instructions.Despite having a low IQ, his unwavering kindness, honesty, and loyalty allow him to succeed in everything from military service to business. Instead of changing himself, his steadfast goodness serves as a powerful moral compass that profoundly transforms the cynical people around him.

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Definition: A minor character is a character if someone appears briefly in the advancement of the story. They provide depth and information in the advancement of the plot.

Example: Juanita

Non-Example; Caesar.

Explanation: Juanita is a garden gnome that Chivo treats like a real person. The main characters kidnap her because they think she has clues to hidden money. Even though she is just a toy, she helps move the mystery forward.

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Definition: A flat character is a character that that has one personality and generally does change throughout the plot

Example: Bowser

Non-Example: Mario

Explanation: In The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Bowser is a flat character because he is driven entirely by a single, unchanging goal to marry Princess Peach and rule the Mushroom Kingdom. He shows no deep psychological complexity or moral growth, remaining a loud, power-hungry villain from start to finish. His personality is entirely predictable, serving mainly as a fun, musical obstacle for Mario to defeat.

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Definition: A foil character is a character who contrasts sharply with another character, usually the protagonist, to highlight their specific personality traits, values, or flaws. By serving as a direct opposite, the foil makes the main character's unique qualities stand out much more clearly to the audience.

Example: Quinn, Rashad

Non-Example: Guzzo and Paul

Explanation: Rashad and Quinn serve as foils to highlight how race shapes experiences with authority. Rashad, a Black teen, is the brutalized victim of police violence, while Quinn, a white classmate, is the silent witness who must confront his own privilege. Their contrasting positions force readers to examine the difference between enduring systemic racism and choosing to fight it.

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Definition: A round character is a lifelike character in a story who has a complex, detailed personality with both strengths and flaws. Because they feel like real people, they usually change, grow, or learn a lesson by the end of the book or movie.

Example: Tony Stark

Non-Example: Raza

Example:Tony Stark (Iron Man) is a round character because his genius intellect is constantly at war with his deep personal flaws. He balances an arrogant, selfish ego with severe trauma, intense guilt, and a fierce desire to protect others. This complex internal conflict drives him to evolve from a reckless weapons manufacturer into a deeply responsible, self-sacrificing hero.

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Definition: A static character is a character who remains completely unchanged from the beginning to the end of a story. They do not undergo any internal growth, learn a major lesson, or alter their personality despite the plot's events.

Example: Captain America

Non-Example: Tony Stark

Explanation: Captain America (Steve Rogers) is a static character because his unshakeable moral compass and hatred for bullies remain identical from the beginning of his story to the end. While he adapts to new technologies and eras, his core beliefs, patriotism, and values never warp or change. Instead of undergoing internal growth, his role in the story is to stand firm and force the changing world around him to adapt to his morals.

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Definition: A dynamic character is a character who undergoes a major internal change, growth, or transformation over the course of a story. This change is usually a result of the plot's conflicts and leads to a shift in their personality, beliefs, or worldview.

Example: Gru

Non-Example: The Minions

Explanation:Gru is a dynamic character because he undergoes a complete emotional transformation from a cold, ambitious supervillain into a loving father. He initially adopts Margo, Edith, and Agnes simply to use them as pawns in his plot to steal the moon. However, his icy exterior melts as he forms a genuine bond with the girls, ultimately driving him to abandon his life of villainy to protect his new family.

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Definition: A stock character is a stereotypical fictional character whom audiences recognize instantly due to clichés and cultural conventions. They are flat, unchanging archetypes that require no special explanation because they fit standard, predictable roles.

Example: Donkey

Non-Example: Sherk

Explanation: Donkey is not a stock character because he acts differently than standard fairytale sidekicks. Helper animals in old stories are usually quiet, brave, and helpful right away. Donkey is very loud, talks constantly, and annoys the main character, but his personality actually helps Shrek become a better person.

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Definition: A stereotype is a fixed, oversimplified belief or image that people hold about a specific group of individuals. It assumes that everyone within that group shares the exact same traits, behaviors, or characteristics, regardless of their actual differences.

Example: McLovin

Non-Example: Evan

Explanation: Fogell (McLovin) is a stereotype character because he fits the classic "nerd" trope. He is socially awkward, wears glasses, talks about uncool topics, and struggles to fit in with popular kids. His entire role in the movie is based on the idea that he lacks social skills and tries too hard to look cool.