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What is the definition of disparaging.

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expressing the opinion that something is of little worth; derogatory. [adjective]
Example:
I decided to send the disparaging ancient clock to an antique store.

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What is the defintition of predicament?

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a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation. [noun]
The club finanacial situation is predicament.

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What is the definition of inexorably?

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in a way that is impossible to stop or prevent. [adverb]
Example:
The company’s profits have been declining inexorably despite numerous efforts to revamp its business strategies.

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What is the definition pf capitulate?

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to surrender [verb]
Example:
After hours of relentless winds battering the old cabin, the stubborn door finally began to splinter and creak, as though ready to capitulate to the storm’s unyielding fury.

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What is the definition of succumb?

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Fail to resist pressure or temptation. [verb]
Example:
Despite her fierce determination to stay awake, she could not resist the warmth of the crackling fire and finally succumbed to the heavy weight of sleep.

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What is the definition of averisve?

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causing strong dislike [ adjective]
Example:
The The once vibrant streets had turned dark and aversive.

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What is the definition of endemic?

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regularly occurring within an area or community [noun]
Example:
Malaria is endemic to certain tropical regions.

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What is the definition of extrapolate?

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to predict by projecting past experience or known data.
Example:
“the results cannot be extrapolated to other patient groups

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What is the definition of infidelity?

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unfaithfulness to a moral obligation

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What is the definition of discrepancy?

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an unexpected difference

Example:
The discrepancy between the eyewitness accounts and the security footage cast doubt on the suspect’s alibi.

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elicit
Say the word. What is the definition of elicit?

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evoke or draw out (a reaction, answer, or fact) from someone. [verb]

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ineluctable
Say the word. What is the definition of inelcutable?.
Create a sentnce using this word.

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“ineluctable”, meaning unavoidable or inevitable.
Sentence:
he Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come embodies the ineluctable consequences of Scrooge’s greed and selfishness, forcing him to confront a grim fate that can only be altered through genuine redemption.

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“sepulchral”,
Say the word. What is the definition of sepulchral?
Create a sentence based on this

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tomb-like, gloomy, or relating to a grave.[ noun]
Sentence:
The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come moved with a sepulchral stillness, shrouding Scrooge in an oppressive sense of dread as he glimpsed his possible fate.

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In English Literature writing

Ambiguity. Pronounce the word and read the example sentence provided.

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when something has multiple meanings or is open to interpretation.
For example:
The ambiguity of the character’s intentions allows readers to interpret the scene in multiple ways, deepening the thematic complexity.

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Transgression. Pronounce the word and read the example sentence provided

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A crossing moral or societal boundaries, often in character analysis. Lady Macbeth’s transgression of traditional gender roles reflects the play’s exploration of power and ambition.

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Ephemeral.Pronounce the word and read the example sentence provided

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describing something fleeting or short-lived (e.g., emotions, beauty).

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Subversion Pronounce the word and read the example sentence provided

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when norms, expectations, or traditional ideas are undermined.

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Pronounce the word and read the example sentence provided