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Definition: required by law or a rule; obligatory.
Synonyms: mandatory, necessary.

Antonyms: optional, voluntary.

Original sentence: Attendance at the meeting is compulsory for all employees.

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

Synonyms: Enterprise, Drive

Antonyms: Apathy, Indolence

Origin Sentence: She took the initiative and organized a team meeting.

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Definition: A diplomatic agent, usually a representative of a government, sent on a special mission.

Synonyms: Ambassador, Emissary

Antonyms: Recipient, Host

Original sentence: The envoy from France arrived at the peace talks.

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Definition: Generous or doing good.

Synonyms: Generous, Benevolent

Antonyms: Malevolent, Selfish
Original sentence: "The beneficent billionaire donated millions to charity."

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Definition: The mutual reliance or dependence of two or more entities on each other.

Synonyms: Reliance, Dependence

Antonyms: Independence, Autonomy

Original Sentence: To succeed we must rely on the interdependence of our teammates.

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Definition: A paradigm is a typical example or pattern of something, a model.

Antonyms: Anomaly, Deviation

Synonyms: Model, Example

Original Sentence: "The discovery of DNA as the genetic blueprint marked a paradigm shift in the field of biology."

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Definition: impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym: Unstoppable, univoidable

Antonym: Changeable, Undecided

Original Sentence: Taking the final test is inexorable

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Definition: relating to a corporation, especially a large company or group.

Synonym: Associate, combined

Antonym: independent, isolation.

Original Sentence: That guy works at the corporate organization

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Definition: to join together; unite; combine; associate.

Synonym: Combine, unite

Antonym: Split, Separate

Original Sentence: The Legos conjoined with each other.

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Definition: have a mutual relationship or connection, in which one thing affects or depends on another.

Synonym: Correspond, agree

Antonym: contrast, disconnect

Original Sentence: You can correlate these two sets of data

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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: Harmonize, Synchronize

Antonym: differ, disagree

Original sentence: Me and my friends coordinated a plan to meet at the mall.

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Definition: an authoritative warning or order.

Synonym: Order, Ruling

Antonym: independence, privilege

Original sentence: He received an injunction from the court.

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Definition: sullen and ill-tempered

Synonym: gloomy, sullen, sulky,

Antonym: happy, joyful

Original Sentence: He was morose after finding out he was stolen from

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Definition: in a way that is understood or implied without being directly stated.

Synonym: silently, unspoken,

Antonym: obvious, express, apparent

Original sentence: The man tacitly encouraged wearing shorts.

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Definition: engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons

Synonym: wrestle, struggle

Antonym: let go, release

Original Sentence: I grappled with my friend for fun.

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Definition: match or surpass (a person or achievement) typically by imitation.

Synonym: copy, imitate, reproduce

Antonym: neglect, shun, despise

Original Sentence: He emulated the way the writer wrote

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Definition: A fetid resinous gum obtained from the roots of a herbaceous plant, used in herbal medicines and Indian cooking

Synonym: spice, food

Antonym:

Original Sentence: I used asafetida on my food.

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Definition: a formal authorization on proposition; a decree

Synonym: order, decree, edict,

Antonym: request, question, veto

Original Sentence: adopting a legislative review program, rather than trying to regulate by fiat

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Definition: in a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention.

Synonym: secretively, stealthily, sneakily,

Antonym: honest, publicly, openly,

Original sentence: He surreptitiously followed the boy.

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

Synonym: impalpable, ghostly, untouchable

Antonym: tangible, touchable

Original sentence: The gas was intangible.

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Definition: in large quantities

Synonym: big, plenty, noticeably

Antonym: slightly, little, modestly

Original sentence: I have copious amounts of money

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Definition: verse or words that are badly written or expressed.

Synonym: Gibberish, nonsense

Antonym: Prose

Original sentence: the sentence the boy wrote was doggerel

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Definition: the state or feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or inertia.

Synonym: Tired, fatigued

Antonym: Vigor, boredom

Original sentence: The boy felt languor while sitting in the warm hotub.

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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, Counterargument

Antonym: Agreement, Acceptance

Original sentence: The writer rebutted that counter argument said by the speaker.

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

Synonym: rebuttal, contradict

Antonym: agreement, support

Original sentence: The writer provided a counter-argument to the argument that that the speaker said

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

Synonym: Adverse, hostile

Antonym: Supportive, agreeable

Original sentence: The speaker opposed the position said by the writer.

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

Synonym: back, uphold

Antonym: opposition, hinderance

Original sentence: The two authors supported each others ideas in their writing.

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Definition: A point of view regarding a particular argument; typically writers, speakers, and members of an audience will be "for an argument (support) or "against and argument" (oppose)

Synonym: stance, status

Antonym: disorder, displacement

Original sentence: The mans position on the question convinced me to believe the same way

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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: Logic, rationalization

Antonym: irrational, impulsive

Original sentence: His reasoning behind making that decision was valid.

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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: disagreement, dispute

Antonym: agreement, accord

Original sentence: The two people got into a argument about what is the best food.

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Definition: The assertion of a perceived truth

Synonym: assert, state

Antonym: deny, reject

Original sentence: The girl claimed she was great at writing

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Definition: Having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: Narrow-minded, restricted, limited

Antonym: Broad minded, limitless

Original Sentence: The mindset of that man was very parochial.

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Definition: of or like a pedant(a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.)

Synonym: Precise, exact, over scrupulous

Antonym: Easy going, sloppy, lenient

Original sentence: That guy was so pedantic over writing his essay.

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Definition: a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect.

Synonym: Cartoon, exaggerated, distorted

Antonym: Reality, truth, honesty

Original Sentence: The caricature that the artist drew was really funny

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Definition: the outer limits or edge of an area or object.

Synonym: Edge, margin, boundary

Antonym: center, middle, heart

Original Sentence: I saw the red stop sign out of my periphery.

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Definition: travel across or through.

Synonym: Travel, journey, cross

Antonym: Back up, Remain, Stay

Original Sentence: The man traversed across the bridge.

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

Synonym: Abnormal, Atypical, irregular

Antonym: normal, typical, regular

Original Sentence: The teacher was acting very anomalous today

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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 poet’s use of poetic devices.

Synonym: Topic, thought, subject, point

Antonym: Irrelevance

Original Sentence: The theme of the book reoccurred multiple times.

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

Synonym: Accent, emphasis intonation.

Antonym: unimportance

Original Sentence: The tone of the

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym: Topic, matter, theme

Antonym: Sub-conversation

Original Sentence: The subject of todays discussion was math.

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Definition: Instead of a narrator, a poem has a speaker. The speaker is the “voice” that the reader hears. The voice can be that of the poet, but often the speaker can assume an imaginative character (persona), and write the poem from their point of view.

Synonym: Spokesperson, announcer, lecture

Antonym: Follower, listen

Original Sentence: The speaker stepped on stage to start their speech.

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Definition: A type of literature that uses the sounds, rhythm, imagery, and meanings of words to describe the world in striking imaginative ways.

Synonym: Rhyme

Antonym: Prose

Original Sentence: The famous writer was most known for their good poetry.