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Definition: Required by law or a rule; obligatory.

Synonym: Mandatory, obligatory, required.

Antonym: Voluntary, optional, discretionary.

Original sentence: Attendance at the safety training sessions was compulsory for all employees.

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Definition: The ability to take charge and act independently; the power or opportunity to act or take charge before others do.

Synonym: Enterprise, drive, ambition.

Antonym: Indolence, apathy, passivity.

Original sentence: She took the initiative to organize the charity event, inspiring others to get involved.

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Definition: A messenger or representative, especially one on a diplomatic mission.

Synonym: Ambassador, emissary, delegate.

Antonym: Adversary, opponent, enemy.

Original sentence: The envoy was tasked with delivering the peace treaty to the neighboring kingdom.

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Definition: Doing good or causing good to be done; charitable.

Synonym: Benevolent, charitable, altruistic.

Antonym: Malevolent, harmful, malicious.

Original sentence: The philanthropist's beneficent donations greatly impacted the local community.

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Definition: The mutual reliance between two or more entities, where each is dependent on the others.

Synonym: Mutual dependence, interconnectedness, symbiosis.

Antonym: Independence, self-sufficiency, isolation.

Original sentence: In a globalized economy, the interdependence of nations is increasingly evident.

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Definition: A typical example or pattern of something; a model.

Synonym: Model, example, standard.

Antonym: Anomaly, exception, deviation.

Original sentence: The new theory represented a shift in the paradigm of physics.

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Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent; relentless.

Synonym: Unyielding, relentless, inevitable.

Antonym: Flexible, yielding, avoidable.

Original sentence: Despite their pleas, the inexorable march of time continued, bringing them closer to their deadline.

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Definition: Relating to a corporation, typically large or involving many people.

Synonym: Company, business, enterprise.

Antonym: Individual, personal, private.

Original sentence: The corporate culture of the company emphasized teamwork and innovation

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Definition: to have a mutual relationship or connection; to correspond with or be related to.

Synonym: correspond

Antonym: disconnect

Original sentence: The rise in temperature seems to correlate with the increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

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Definition: to join or unite closely; to combine or merge together.

Synonym: unite

Antonym: separate

Original sentence: The two rivers conjoin at the base of the mountain to form a larger stream.

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Definition: bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony.

Synonym: correlate, Harmonize, organize

Antonym: differ,

Original sentence: The project managers must coordinate their efforts to ensure timely completion of the construction.

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Definition: sullen and ill-tempered.

Synonym: gloomy

Antonym: cheerful

Original sentence: His morose demeanor made it difficult for others to approach him.

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Definition: understood or implied without being stated openly.

Synonym: implicitly

Antonym: explicitly

Original sentence: By accepting the payment, he tacitly agreed to the terms of the contract.

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

Synonym: wrestle

Antonym: release

Original sentence: The two teams grappled for control of the ball throughout the match.

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Definition: to imitate with effort to equal or surpass.

Synonym: imitate

Antonym: diverge

Original sentence: She aimed to emulate her role model's success in her own career.

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Definition: a strong-smelling substance made from the root of a plant, used especially in Indian cooking.

Synonym: spice

Antonym: fragrance

Original sentence: The chef added a pinch of asafetida to the curry for extra flavor.

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Definition: a formal authorization or proposition; a decree.

Synonym: decree

Antonym: repeal

Original sentence: The manager issued a fiat, ordering all employees to attend the mandatory training session.

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Definition: done in a secret, stealthy way.

Synonym: covertly

Antonym: openly

Original sentence: He surreptitiously slipped the note into her bag, hoping she wouldn't notice.

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Definition: unable to be touched or grasped; not having physical presence.

Synonym: abstract

Antonym: tangible

Original sentence: Happiness is an intangible feeling that often eludes precise definition.

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Definition: a judicial order that restrains a person from beginning or continuing an action threatening or invading the legal right of another.

Synonym: prohibition

Antonym: permission

Original sentence: The court issued an injunction against the company, tacitly prohibiting them from using the disputed trademark.

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Definition: in large quantities; abundantly.

Synonym: abundantly

Antonym: sparingly

Original sentence: She poured copiously over the financial records, trying to find any inconsistencies.

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Definition: crude or inferior poetry.

Synonym: verse

Antonym: poetry

Original sentence: He surreptitiously scribbled doggerel on scraps of paper during meetings, hoping nobody would notice.

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Defintion: a state of feeling tired or relaxed.

Synonym: lethargy

Antonym: energy

Original sentence: Despite the copiously poured coffee, he couldn't shake off the languor that enveloped him.

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Definition: The answer to the counterargument where the original speaker responds point by point to the counterargument. the rebuttal reaffirms the original argument by pointing out flaws in the counterargument and using additional and even stronger evidence to refute the counter-argument

Synonym: Refutation

Antonym: Confirmation

Original sentence: After the opponent's scathing critique, the speaker delivered a well-prepared rebuttal, addressing each point with confidence and evidence

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

Synonym: Contradiction

Antonym: Concurrence

Original sentence: In the courtroom, the defense lawyer skillfully presented a counterargument challenging the prosecution's key evidence.

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

Synonym: Resist

Antonym: Approve

Original sentence: Several community members gathered to oppose the construction of a new industrial facility near their neighborhood.

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

Synonym: Backing

Antonym: Oppose

Original sentence: The research findings provided substantial support for the hypothesis, reinforcing the validity of the scientific experiment.

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Definition: A point of view regarding a particular argument typically writer speakers and members of an audience will be for an argument

Synonym: Standpoint

Antonym: Neutral

Original sentence: The politician firmly stated her position on education reform, emphasizing the need for increased funding and innovative teaching methods.

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Definition: The justification as to why a particular argument is correct it is also the process for making clear how evidence supports a claim

Synonym: Justification

Antonym: Irrationality

Original sentence: The professor's clear and logical reasoning behind the scientific theory convinced even the skeptics in the audience.

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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. An argument is supported with reasoning and evidence

Synonym: Debate

Antonym: Agreement

Original sentence: During the heated debate, each participant passionately presented their argument on the controversial issue of climate change.

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Definition: The assertion of a perceived truth

Synonym: Assertion

Antonym: Denial

Original sentence: She made a bold claim that the new policy would significantly improve efficiency in the workplace.

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Definition: Relating to a parish or a church community; often used to describe narrow-mindedness or a limited perspective.

Synonyms: Narrow-minded, provincial, insular.

Antonyms: Broad-minded, cosmopolitan, open-minded.

Original Sentence: "The parochial attitudes in the small town hindered the acceptance of new ideas from outsiders."

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Definition: Excessively concerned with minor details or rules, especially in a narrow or rigid way.

Synonyms: Didactic, precise, academic.

Antonyms: Informal, laid-back, relaxed.

Original Sentence: "The pedantic professor insisted on following every rule in the academic handbook, making the class overly formal."

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Definition: A representation of a person, typically in a form of exaggerated or distorted features, meant for comic effect.

Synonyms: Mockery, exaggeration, satire.

Antonyms: Realistic portrayal, accurate representation.

Original Sentence: "The political cartoonist created a caricature of the candidate, highlighting their distinctive features."

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Definition: The outer limit or edge of an area or object.

Synonyms: Edge, border, boundary.

Antonyms: Center, core, heart.

Original Sentence: "She walked around the periphery of the garden, admiring the flowers."

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Definition: Passed across, over, or through.

Synonyms: Crossed, navigated, journeyed.

Antonyms: Stayed, remained, halted.

Original Sentence: "They traversed the mountain range, reaching the other side by evening.

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Definition: Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected.

Synonyms: Aberrant, atypical, unusual.

Antonyms: Typical, normal, regular.

Original Sentence: "The anomalous results in the experiment puzzled the researchers."

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Definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on their values, views, or ideas about life. This lesson is communicated through the subject of the work, through what is said about the subject, and through the poets use of poetic devices

Synonym: Message, Moral, Lesson, Insight, Central idea

Antonym: Ambiguity, Confusion, Unclarity, Uncertainty, Vagueness

Original sentence: The theme of the poem emerges as the poet imparts a profound lesson about resilience.

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Definition: The poet's attitude towards the poem's speaker, reader, and /or subject matter, as interpreted by the reader.

Synonym: Mood,Feel, Demeanor, Atmosphere

Antonym: Apathetic, insensitive, indifferent

Original sentence: The poem's tone goes from sad to happy, making you feel different emotions as you read.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about

Synonym: Theme, topic, content

Antonym: Irrelevance, unrelated

Original sentence: the subject of the poem a resilient wildflower comes to life with vivid imagery and poignant metaphors.

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Definition: The speaker of the "voice" that the reader hears. The voice can be that of the poet, but often the speaker can assume an imaginative character, and write the poem from their point of view

Synonym: Voice, Presenter, Narrator

Antonym: Reader, Listener, Audience

Original sentence: The speaker, adopting the guise of a wise old tree, imparts timeless lessons about resilience and the cyclical nature of life.

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Definition: Is a type of literature that uses the sounds rhythms, imagery, and meaning of words to describe the world in striking imaginative ways

Synonym: Verse, Rhyme, Lyricism

Antonym: None Fiction, Prose

Original sentence: Poetry uses words to paint feelings and pictures.