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Enhance your language skills with a diverse selection of vocabulary, featuring 12 compelling words. Discover terms like "congenial" and "enigma," which describe social interactions and complex concepts, respectively. Learn about the definitions and applications of "dissect," "ineffectual," and "irrepresible" among others, each providing insight into different contexts. Whether you're a student seeking to improve your lexicon or an enthusiast of the English language, these words will enrich your understanding and expression. Join us in exploring the beauty and complexity of vocabulary!
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Congenial • Adjective • The people in the small Italian town were congenial when the tourist asked many questions. • Definition: Getting along well with others; agreeable.
Decipher Verb • The writing in these old letters is so faded that it is almost impossible to decipher the words. • Definition: The ability to figure something out that is not written in your language.
Dissect • Verb • Students in a Biology course dissect a dead frog in order to learn about the internal organs. • Definition: To study closely; to analyze
Enigma • Noun • After I heard Lucia’s enigmatic phone message, I called her immediately to find out what was going on. • Definition: Anything that is hard to figure out; puzzling.
Ineffectual • Adjective • My attempt to grow tomato plants from seed was ineffectual, with most of them dying before they grew leaves. • Definition: Unable to make something work or happen.
Infallible • Adjective • Superman is a infallible super hero, because he never makes any mistakes. • Definition: Never wrong; unlikely to fail.
Irrepressible • Adjective • Charlie’s irrepressible sense of humor helps to make history class fun. • Definition: Unable to control or hold back.
Luminous • Adjective • Her skin looked Luminous after the expensive facial she had at the spa. • Definition: Giving off light, Clear and easy to understand.
Millennium • Noun/ A millennium is ten times as long as the one-hundred year period of a century. • Definition: A period of one thousand years.
Mire • Verb: • The organizers of the concert became mired in the technical details of lighting the stage. • Def: Unable to make progress; an area of wet, swampy ground; deep mud.
Pestilence • Noun: • The Pestilence that swept through Europe in the 1300’s killed three-quarters of the population. • Def: A rapidly spreading and usually fatal disease.
Stagnate • Verb • Students’ minds may stagnate if they are not challenged. • Def: To fail to develop, change, or move.
Sublime • Adj • Standing on the rim of the Grand Canyon at dawn, we had a sublime panorama of the canyon changing colors in the morning light. • Def: Great or noble in expression, thought, manner; splendid.
Vie • Verb • By January, the top eight schools in the state vied for the championship. • Def: To compete for something.
Voluminous • Adj • Def: Having great bulk or volume; ample