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This text delves into a collection of intriguing vocabulary words, highlighting their definitions and providing relevant contexts for better understanding. Words such as "ballast," "buoyant," and "eerie" are not only presented but also illustrated with examples that show how they can be used effectively. This exercise in vocabulary is aimed at enhancing language skills, enriching communication, and fostering a deeper appreciation for the nuances of English. Discover the meanings and uses of these words to expand your linguistic repertoire.
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Ballast – Heavy material used to make a ship steady The ballast in the middle of the ship started cracking.
2) Bouyant– Able to float The life jackets are buoyant enough to support a 200-pound person.
3) Clamber – To climb awkwardly The children clambered over the playground equipment.
4) Detach – To separate from I had to detach the top part and return the bottom part.
5) Eerie – Causing uneasiness; strange or mysterious The music in the horror movie was eerie.
6) Fathom – To figure out; to understand I can not fathom why you would not do your homework!
7) Pique – To arouse or excite The clues piqued my interest in the mystery.
8) Probe – To poke or prod I probed the snow to figure out the depth.
9) Realize – To be aware of You must realize that you need to do your homework.
10) Rupture – To split or break The earth ruptured from volcano.
11) Sphere – a ball or globe The earth is not quite a sphere because of the poles.
12) Submerge – To put underwater or cover with water The flood waters submerged my parents’ house.
13) Tedious – Seeming to go on for a long time; boring Sometimes, chores can be tedious!
14) Ultimate – Something that is the greatest; the maximum Winning the state championship was the ultimate for him!
15) Unscathed – Completely unharmed They made it through the car accident completely unscathed.
