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In this lesson, we delve into a rich array of vocabulary that enhances our understanding and use of language. From "entreat" meaning to earnestly request, to "lurid" which denotes shocking or explicit content, each term broadens our linguistic repertoire. We explore words like "cogent," meaning convincing and reasonable, and "inimical," which conveys hostility. Additionally, we discuss the importance of anecdotes in storytelling and the impact of having a staid demeanor. This lesson equips you with the tools to articulate thoughts more effectively.
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Circum- • Around
In- • Not • Upon • against
entreat • To earnestly request or petition
convoluted • Complicated; intricate
coeval • Of the same time period
lurid • Shocking; explicit
cogent • Convincing; reasonable
livid • Extremely angry
promulgate • To announce; to make known
-aud- • hear
-vid-/-vis • see
incumbent • Obligatory; necessary
-spect- • look
gibberish • Nonsense; unintelligible speech
inimical • Unfriendly; hostile; injurious
nexus • A link, tie, or bond
dilatory • Tending to delay or procrastinate
churlish • Boorish or vulgar
staid • Showing dignity and often strait-laced propriety
anecdote • A short account of an incident