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  1. Upload
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  1. Upload:
    • I need to upload these photos to the cloud for safekeeping.
    • Please upload the document to the shared drive before the meeting.
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  1. Implication
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  1. Implication:
    • The implication of his words was clear; he wouldn’t be attending the event.
    • Her silence carried a significant implication of guilt.
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  1. Liberation
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  1. Liberation:
    • The women’s suffrage movement fought for the liberation of women’s voting rights.
    • Moving to a new country brought a sense of liberation from his previous struggles.
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  1. Oppression
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  1. Oppression:
    • The minority group protested against the oppression they faced from the government.
    • The novel depicted the harsh oppression of the working class during the industrial revolution.
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  1. Imply
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  1. Imply:
    • Did you mean to imply that I’m not capable of handling the project?
    • Her smile seemed to imply agreement with his proposal.
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  1. Inherently
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  1. Inherently:
    • Cats are inherently independent animals.
    • The internet is inherently decentralized in its structure.
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  1. Adaptive preferences
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  1. Adaptive preferences:
    • He developed adaptive preferences for simpler meals after years of living on a tight budget.
    • Social media can shape adaptive preferences by influencing what people perceive as desirable.
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  1. Thus
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  1. Thus:
    • She couldn’t attend the meeting; thus, she sent her colleague in her place.
    • The experiment failed to yield conclusive results; thus, further research is needed.
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  1. Inauthentic
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  1. Inauthentic:
    • His apology seemed inauthentic, lacking sincerity.
    • The imitation designer bags were deemed inauthentic by fashion enthusiasts.
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  1. Submissive
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  1. Submissive:
    • She felt uncomfortable in the presence of her overly submissive coworker.
    • Traditional gender norms often expect women to be submissive and compliant.
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  1. Obey
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  1. Obey:
    • Children are expected to obey their parents’ rules.
    • Soldiers are trained to obey commands without question.
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  1. Take out
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  1. Take out:
    • Let’s take out the trash before it starts to smell.
    • He decided to take out a loan to finance his new business venture.
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  1. Fall out of trend
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  1. Fall out of trend:
    • Bell-bottom jeans fell out of trend in the 1980s but made a comeback decades later.
    • Traditional advertising methods are falling out of trend with the rise of digital marketing.
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  1. Intriguing
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  1. Intriguing:
    • The detective found the mysterious case to be quite intriguing.
    • The new scientific discovery posed many intriguing possibilities for further research.
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  1. Highly important
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  1. Highly important:
    • Effective communication skills are highly important in the workplace.
    • Adequate sleep is highly important for overall health and well-being.
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  1. In line
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  1. In line:
    • Your actions are not in line with the company’s values.
    • Her proposal is in line with our objectives for the project.
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  1. Perpetuate
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  1. Perpetuate:
    • Biased media coverage can perpetuate stereotypes and misinformation.
    • The government’s policies inadvertently perpetuate income inequality.
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  1. Forced into
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  1. Forced into:
    • She felt forced into accepting the job offer due to financial pressures.
    • Many refugees are forced into fleeing their homes due to conflict and persecution.
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  1. Traditional gender role
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  1. Traditional gender role:
    • In traditional gender roles, men are often expected to be the primary breadwinners.
    • She challenged traditional gender roles by pursuing a career in a male-dominated field.
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  1. Intuitively
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  1. Intuitively:
    • He intuitively knew which direction to take without consulting a map.
    • Some people are able to solve complex problems intuitively, relying on gut instincts.
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  1. Reasoning
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  1. Reasoning:
    • She used logical reasoning to persuade her colleagues to support her proposal.
    • Critical reasoning skills are essential for making informed decisions.
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  1. Internalized gender roles
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  1. Internalized gender roles:
    • Society’s expectations regarding gender roles can lead to the internalized belief that certain behaviors are appropriate for one gender but not the other.
    • Despite efforts to challenge stereotypes, many individuals still struggle with internalized gender roles.
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  1. Broke free
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  1. Broke free:
    • After years of oppression, the country finally broke free from its authoritarian regime.
    • She broke free from the constraints of her past and pursued her dreams with determination.
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  1. Core part
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  1. Core part:
    • Trust is a core part of any healthy relationship.
    • Innovation is a core part of the company’s culture.
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  1. Despite
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  1. Despite:
    • Despite the rain, the picnic went ahead as planned.
    • Despite his lack of experience, he managed to impress the hiring manager with his enthusiasm.
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  1. Disapprove
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  1. Disapprove:
    • Her parents strongly disapproved of her decision to drop out of college.
    • The committee voted to disapprove the proposed budget.
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  1. Concern
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  1. Concern:
    • The recent increase in crime rates is a concern for local residents.
    • She expressed concern about the impact of climate change on future generations.
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  1. Simultaneously
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  1. Simultaneously:
    • The two events happened simultaneously, making it difficult to attend both.
    • She juggled multiple tasks simultaneously to meet the deadline.
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  1. Occupy a subordinate social position
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  1. Occupy a subordinate social position:
    • Historically, women have often occupied a subordinate social position compared to men.
    • People of color have long been marginalized and forced to occupy subordinate social positions in many societies.
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  1. Sophisticated
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  1. Sophisticated:
    • The new software features a sophisticated algorithm for data analysis.
    • Her taste in fashion is quite sophisticated, always staying ahead of the trends.
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  1. Upholding
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  1. Upholding:

• It’s essential for leaders to uphold the values of integrity and honesty.
• The judge upheld the verdict despite pressure from various parties.

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  1. Undervalued
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  1. Undervalued:

• Her contributions to the project were often undervalued by her colleagues.
• The artist’s early works were undervalued but later recognized for their brilliance.

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  1. Meaningful
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  1. Meaningful:

• Spending time with loved ones creates meaningful memories.
• Finding a career that aligns with your passions can bring a sense of meaningful fulfillment.

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  1. Bodily
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  1. Bodily:

• Yoga encourages mindfulness of bodily sensations and movements.
• The dancer’s performance showcased remarkable control over her bodily movements.

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  1. Instilled
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  1. Instilled:

• His parents instilled in him the value of hard work and perseverance.
• Education should aim to instill a love of learning in students.

  1. End up:

• If you keep procrastinating, you’ll end up missing the deadline.
• Despite his initial reluctance, he ended up enjoying the hiking trip.

  1. Shackles:

• The shackles of poverty can be difficult to break free from.
• Mental health issues can feel like invisible shackles, limiting one’s freedom and happiness.

  1. Belittle:

• It’s never okay to belittle someone for their beliefs or opinions.
• Her supervisor had a tendency to belittle her efforts, which affected her self-esteem.

  1. Resume:

• After the pandemic, many people had to update their resumes due to job losses.
• His extensive resume impressed the hiring manager during the job interview.

  1. Blink twice:

• Blink twice if you need help, and I’ll come to your rescue.
• She blinked twice to signal that she was feeling uncomfortable in the situation.

  1. Fills you with purpose?:

• Working for a cause you believe in fills you with purpose and fulfillment.
• Helping others in need can fill you with a sense of purpose and satisfaction.

  1. Step back:

• Sometimes, it’s necessary to step back and reassess the situation before making a decision.
• He decided to step back from the project to give others a chance to lead.

  1. Ripping apart norms:

• The avant-garde artist was known for ripping apart traditional artistic norms.
• Social movements aimed at ripping apart gender norms have gained momentum in recent years.

  1. Exposing the truth beneath:

• Investigative journalists are skilled at exposing the truth beneath layers of deception.
• The documentary aimed at exposing the truth beneath the glossy facade of celebrity culture.

  1. Embody:

• Gandhi sought to embody the principles of nonviolence and civil disobedience.
• The actress’s performance perfectly embodied the character’s complexities and emotions.

  1. Recognizable:

• Her distinctive laugh was easily recognizable in a crowded room.
• The logo redesign made the brand more recognizable to consumers.

  1. Permission:

• You need permission from the owner to access the restricted area.
• She granted permission for her children to attend the sleepover.

  1. Authentic:

• The antique vase was authenticated by experts as a genuine artifact.
• She appreciated his authentic personality and down-to-earth demeanor.

  1. Untainted:

• His reputation remained untainted despite the rumors circulating about him.
• The pristine wilderness offered untainted beauty and tranquility.

  1. Subtopic:

• The discussion veered off into a subtopic related to the main theme.
• Each chapter in the book covers a different subtopic within the broader subject.

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  1. End up
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  1. End up:

• If you keep procrastinating, you’ll end up missing the deadline.
• Despite his initial reluctance, he ended up enjoying the hiking trip.

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  1. Shackles
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  1. Shackles:

• The shackles of poverty can be difficult to break free from.
• Mental health issues can feel like invisible shackles, limiting one’s freedom and happiness.

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  1. Belittle
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  1. Belittle:

• It’s never okay to belittle someone for their beliefs or opinions.
• Her supervisor had a tendency to belittle her efforts, which affected her self-esteem.

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  1. Resume
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  1. Resume:

• After the pandemic, many people had to update their resumes due to job losses.
• His extensive resume impressed the hiring manager during the job interview.

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  1. Blink twice
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  1. Blink twice:

• Blink twice if you need help, and I’ll come to your rescue.
• She blinked twice to signal that she was feeling uncomfortable in the situation.

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  1. Fills you with purpose?
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  1. Fills you with purpose?:

• Working for a cause you believe in fills you with purpose and fulfillment.
• Helping others in need can fill you with a sense of purpose and satisfaction.

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  1. Step back
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  1. Step back:

• Sometimes, it’s necessary to step back and reassess the situation before making a decision.
• He decided to step back from the project to give others a chance to lead.

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  1. Ripping apart norms
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  1. Ripping apart norms:

• The avant-garde artist was known for ripping apart traditional artistic norms.
• Social movements aimed at ripping apart gender norms have gained momentum in recent years.

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  1. Exposing the truth beneath
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  1. Exposing the truth beneath:

• Investigative journalists are skilled at exposing the truth beneath layers of deception.
• The documentary aimed at exposing the truth beneath the glossy facade of celebrity culture.

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  1. Embody
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  1. Embody:

• Gandhi sought to embody the principles of nonviolence and civil disobedience.
• The actress’s performance perfectly embodied the character’s complexities and emotions.

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  1. Recognizable
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  1. Recognizable:

• Her distinctive laugh was easily recognizable in a crowded room.
• The logo redesign made the brand more recognizable to consumers.

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  1. Permission
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  1. Permission:

• You need permission from the owner to access the restricted area.
• She granted permission for her children to attend the sleepover.

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  1. Adaptive preference
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  1. Authentic:

• The antique vase was authenticated by experts as a genuine artifact.
• She appreciated his authentic personality and down-to-earth demeanor.

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  1. Imply
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  1. Untainted:

• His reputation remained untainted despite the rumors circulating about him.
• The pristine wilderness offered untainted beauty and tranquility.

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  1. Authentic
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  1. Authentic:

• The antique vase was authenticated by experts as a genuine artifact.
• She appreciated his authentic personality and down-to-earth demeanor.

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  1. Untainted
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  1. Untainted:

• His reputation remained untainted despite the rumors circulating about him.
• The pristine wilderness offered untainted beauty and tranquility.

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  1. Subtopic
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  1. Subtopic:

• The discussion veered off into a subtopic related to the main theme.
• Each chapter in the book covers a different subtopic within the broader subject.

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  1. Fall back
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  1. Fall back:

• When facing adversity, he knew he could always fall back on his family for support.
• After his business venture failed, he had to fall back on his savings to make ends meet.

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  1. Ladylike
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  1. Ladylike:

• Traditional etiquette classes often teach young girls to behave in a ladylike manner.
• She refused to conform to society’s expectations of being ladylike and demure.

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  1. Internalized
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  1. Internalized:

• He had internalized his parents’ values from a young age.
• Internalized racism can manifest in subconscious biases and prejudices.

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  1. Third-world
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  1. Third-world:

• Many third-world countries face challenges related to poverty and underdevelopment.
• The term “third-world” is now considered outdated and offensive in discussions of global inequality.

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  1. Ultra
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  1. Ultra:

• The ultra-marathon challenged participants to run over 100 miles in a single race.
• She preferred ultra-pasteurized milk for its extended shelf life.

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  1. Affirm
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  1. Affirm:

• The therapist encouraged her clients to affirm themselves daily with positive affirmations.
• The court ruling affirmed the defendant’s innocence.

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  1. Perpetuate
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  1. Perpetuate:

• Media stereotypes can perpetuate harmful biases and misconceptions.
• The educational system inadvertently perpetuates inequality by favoring certain students over others.

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  1. Rationally
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  1. Rationally:

• It’s important to approach difficult decisions rationally, weighing the pros and cons.
• Despite her emotional turmoil, she tried to think rationally about her next steps.

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  1. Autonomously
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  1. Autonomously:

• The self-driving car navigated autonomously through city streets.
• The research team worked autonomously on their respective projects.

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  1. Commonly
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  1. Commonly:

• Peanut allergies are commonly seen among young children.
• In many cultures, rice is a commonly consumed staple food.

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  1. Conceptualized
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  1. Conceptualised:

• The new theory conceptualized by the scientist revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
• The artist conceptualized her latest masterpiece during a moment of inspiration.

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  1. Reflect
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  1. Reflect:

• Journaling allows you to reflect on your thoughts and emotions.
• His actions reflect his commitment to social justice.

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  1. Freely
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  1. Freely:

• Citizens should be able to express their opinions freely without fear of censorship.
• She freely shared her experiences with the group, fostering open communication.

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  1. Distinguished
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  1. Distinguished:

• The distinguished professor was renowned for his groundbreaking research in the field.
• She received a distinguished service award for her contributions to the community.

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  1. Complying
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  1. Complying:

• The company was fined for not complying with safety regulations.
• Complying with the dress code is mandatory for all employees.

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  1. Free yourself from capitalism
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  1. Free yourself from capitalism:

• Some individuals seek to free themselves from capitalism by living off the grid.
• The documentary explores alternative ways to free oneself from the shackles of capitalism.

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  1. Subliminally
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  1. Subliminally:

• Advertisers use subliminal messages to influence consumer behavior without their awareness.
• The subtle cues in the movie were designed to work subliminally on the audience’s emotions.

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  1. In the same vein
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  1. In the same vein:

• The new policy aims to promote sustainability; in the same vein, it encourages recycling and energy conservation.
• Her latest novel explores themes of love and loss; in the same vein, it delves into the complexities of human relationships.

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  1. Determine
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  1. Determine:

• Your attitude will determine your success in life.
• External factors can also determine one’s health outcomes.

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  1. Manhood and womanhood
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  1. Manhood and womanhood:

• Traditional societies often have rigid definitions of manhood and womanhood.
• The concept of manhood and womanhood is evolving with changing societal norms.

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  1. Takes effort
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  1. Takes effort:

• Building a successful career takes effort and dedication.
• Maintaining a healthy relationship takes effort from both partners.

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  1. Imped
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  1. Impede:

• Heavy snowfall impeded traffic on the highways.
• Lack of funding could impede progress on the research project.

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  1. Directed
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  1. Directed:

• The director directed the actors with precision to achieve the desired performance.

• Her efforts were directed towards improving community healthcare services.

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  1. Intrinsically
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  1. Intrinsically:

• Some people are intrinsically motivated to pursue their passions regardless of external rewards.
• The value of education is intrinsically linked to personal growth and development.

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  1. Integrity
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  1. Integrity:

• Honesty and integrity are valued traits in any profession.
• The politician’s lack of integrity led to public mistrust and criticism.

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  1. Whether
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  1. Whether:

• Whether we go on vacation depends on our budget and availability.
• She was unsure whether to accept the job offer or not.

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  1. Interpret
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  1. Interpret:

• Different people may interpret the same piece of art in various ways.
• His actions were open to interpretation, leading to speculation about his motives.

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  1. Submissive
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  1. Submissive:

• The submissive dog eagerly obeyed its owner’s commands.
• Traditional gender roles often expect women to be submissive and compliant.

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  1. Regardless
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  1. Regardless:

• Regardless of the obstacles, she remained determined to achieve her goals.
• He decided to go for a run regardless of the rain.

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  1. Otherwise
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  1. Otherwise:

• Please turn off your cell phones; otherwise, it will disrupt the performance.
• You need to submit your application by the deadline; otherwise, it won’t be considered.

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  1. Sleepwalking
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  1. Sleepwalking:

• He felt like he was sleepwalking through life, lacking purpose or direction.
• Sometimes, people engage in sleepwalking without realizing it until they wake up in a different room.

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  1. Thus
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  1. Thus:

• She forgot her umbrella at home; thus, she got soaked in the rain.
• He failed to study for the exam; thus, he performed poorly.

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  1. Oppressive norms
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  1. Oppressive norms:

• Oppressive norms dictate what is considered acceptable behavior within a society.
• Overcoming oppressive norms requires collective action and social change.

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  1. Indoctrinated
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  1. Indoctrinated:

• Children are often indoctrinated with societal values and beliefs from a young age.
• Propaganda is used to indoctrinate individuals into supporting a particular ideology.

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  1. Participation rate
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  1. Participation rate:

• The participation rate in the community cleanup event exceeded expectations.
• The low participation rate in the survey made it difficult to draw meaningful conclusions.

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  1. Significantly
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  1. Significantly:

• The new policy had a significantly positive impact on employee morale.
• She significantly improved her marathon time compared to last year.

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  1. Demanding
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  1. Demanding:

• Being a parent can be demanding, requiring constant attention and care.
• The job was demanding, with long hours and tight deadlines.

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  1. Gamble away
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  1. Gamble away:

• He had a tendency to gamble away his savings during bouts of depression.
• Many people gamble away their fortunes in pursuit of quick riches.

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  1. Conceiving
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  1. Conceiving:

• The artist spent months conceiving the perfect sculpture for the exhibit.
• Conceiving innovative solutions to complex problems requires creativity and ingenuity.

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  1. Sexual assault
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  1. Sexual assault:

• Victims of sexual assault often suffer from physical and psychological trauma.
• The #MeToo movement aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment.

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  1. Precisely
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  1. Precisely:

• She described the situation with such precision that there was no room for misunderstanding.
• The scientist’s predictions were precisely accurate.

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  1. Restrictive
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  1. Restrictive:

• The dress code at the company was quite restrictive, requiring formal attire at all times.
• The government implemented restrictive measures to curb the spread of the virus.

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  1. Revolt against
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  1. Revolt against:

• The peasants staged a revolt against the oppressive feudal lord.
• The students organized a revolt against the administration’s decision to raise tuition fees.

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  1. Subsequently
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  1. Subsequently:

• He lost his job and subsequently struggled to make ends meet.
• The company faced financial difficulties and subsequently filed for bankruptcy.

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  1. Disobey
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  1. Disobey:

• Civil disobedience involves intentionally disobeying unjust laws as a form of protest.
• The child was disciplined for repeatedly disobeying his parents’ instructions.

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  1. Investment
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  1. Investment:

• Education is an investment in the future, providing opportunities for personal and professional growth.
• She made a wise investment in the stock market and saw significant returns.

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  1. Deliberation
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  1. Deliberation:

• The jury’s deliberation lasted for several days before reaching a verdict.
• He approached the decision with careful deliberation, weighing all possible outcomes.

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  1. Supposedly
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  1. Supposedly:

• The new software update supposedly fixes several bugs in the system.
• The diamond ring was supposedly worth a fortune, but it turned out to be a fake.

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  1. Accurately
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  1. Accurately:

• The historian accurately reconstructed the events leading up to the revolution.
• The weather forecast accurately predicted heavy rainfall for the weekend.

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  1. Straightforward
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  1. Straightforward:

• The instructions for assembling the furniture were straightforward and easy to follow.
• She appreciated his straightforward approach to communication, without any hidden agendas.

103
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  1. Non-coercion
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  1. Non-coercion:

• Negotiations should be conducted with non-coercion, allowing all parties to express their views freely.
• The principle of non-coercion is essential in ensuring fair and voluntary agreements.

104
Q
  1. Severely
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  1. Severely:

• The drought severely impacted crop yields, leading to food shortages.
• He was severely injured in the accident and required extensive medical treatment.

105
Q
  1. Grooming
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Grooming:

• Grooming is an essential part of personal hygiene and self-care.
• The grooming process for the show dog took hours of meticulous care and attention.

106
Q
  1. Insightful
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  1. Insightful:

• The novel offered insightful commentary on contemporary society.
• Her insightful remarks during the meeting shed new light on the issue at hand.

107
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outlier

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108
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04.04 words(from my journal)

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Pre-intermediate:

1.	Late: “He arrived late to the party, missing the cake cutting.”
2.	Afternoon: “They enjoyed a picnic in the park on a sunny afternoon.”
3.	Golden: “The fields turned golden as the sun set over the horizon.”
4.	Glow: “The candle cast a warm glow over the room.”
5.	Meandered: “They meandered through the forest, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature.”
6.	Bustling: “The marketplace was bustling with activity as vendors shouted their wares.”
7.	Streets: “She walked the streets of the old town, marveling at the historic architecture.”
8.	Stumbled: “He stumbled over the uneven pavement, almost falling.”
9.	Captivating: “The movie had a captivating storyline that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.”
10.	Scene: “The beach at sunset was a beautiful scene.”
11.	Fabric: “She sewed a dress using a soft and comfortable fabric.”
12.	Memory: “The photograph brought back a fond memory of their childhood.”
13.	Spirited: “The spirited debate lasted late into the night.”
14.	Youngsters: “The playground was full of youngsters playing and laughing.”
15.	Youthful: “Despite her age, she had a youthful energy and enthusiasm.”
16.	Vigor: “He approached the task with vigor and determination.”
17.	Evident: “The joy on her face was evident as she received the award.”
18.	Sinew: “The athlete’s sinewy muscles flexed as he lifted the weights.”
19.	Engaged: “She was fully engaged in the conversation, listening intently to every word.”
20.	Arduous: “The climb to the mountaintop was arduous but rewarding.”
21.	Task: “Finishing the report on time was his main task for the day.”
22.	Maneuvering: “The driver showed skillful maneuvering as he navigated through the traffic.”
23.	Formidable: “The army faced a formidable opponent in the battle.”
24.	Motorbike: “He rode his motorbike through the city streets, enjoying the freedom of the open road.”
25.	Uneven: “The path was rocky and uneven, making it difficult to walk on.”
26.	Pavement: “She walked along the pavement, window shopping as she went.”
27.	Synchronized: “The dancers moved in synchronized movements, creating a beautiful performance.”
28.	Efforts: “Their efforts to clean up the beach were commendable.”
29.	Bespoke: “She wore a bespoke dress tailored specifically for her.”
30.	Shared: “They shared a meal together, enjoying each other’s company.”
31.	Determination: “With determination, she overcame all obstacles to reach her goal.”
32.	Weaving: “The weaver spent hours weaving intricate patterns into the fabric.”
33.	Silent: “The library was silent, save for the occasional rustle of pages.”
34.	Narrative: “The book told a gripping narrative of adventure and discovery.”
35.	Camaraderie: “The team’s camaraderie was evident both on and off the field.”
36.	Amidst: “They found peace amidst the chaos of the city.”
37.	Urban: “He preferred the quiet of the countryside to the hustle and bustle of urban life.”
38.	Chaos: “The protest descended into chaos as violence erupted.”
39.	Paused: “She paused for a moment to catch her breath.”
40.	Observe: “They sat quietly to observe the wildlife in its natural habitat.”
41.	Impromptu: “They decided to have an impromptu picnic in the park.”
42.	Spectacle: “The fireworks display was a spectacular sight to behold.”
43.	Subtle: “There was a subtle change in the atmosphere as the evening wore on.”
44.	Shift: “There was a shift in power as new leaders emerged.”
45.	Tableau: “The painting depicted a beautiful tableau of life in the countryside.”
46.	Seized: “She seized the opportunity to speak her mind.”
47.	Attention: “All eyes turned to him as he entered the room, commanding attention.”
48.	Behind: “She left her troubles behind and set out on a new adventure.”
49.	Dynamic: “The dynamic duo worked together seamlessly to solve the case.”
50.	Duo: “They formed a talented duo, working together to create beautiful music.”

Let me know if you need examples for the intermediate and advanced levels as well.

Intermediate:
51. Elegant: “She wore an elegant gown to the gala, turning heads as she entered the room.”
52. Automobile: “He drove his new automobile along the coastal highway, enjoying the ocean views.”
53. Sleek: “The sports car had a sleek design that caught everyone’s attention.”
54. Contours: “The artist carefully studied the contours of the landscape before painting.”
55. Catching: “The catchy tune played on the radio, getting stuck in everyone’s head.”
56. Fading: “The colors of the sunset were fading, signaling the end of another day.”
57. Light: “The soft light of the moon illuminated the path through the forest.”
58. Poised: “She stood poised and confident as she delivered her speech.”
59. Air: “There was an air of mystery surrounding the old abandoned house.”
60. Understated: “Her understated beauty drew people in without being flashy.”
61. Sleek: “The yacht had a sleek design that cut through the water effortlessly.”
62. Contours: “The artist used light and shadow to define the contours of the sculpture.”
63. Physical: “He suffered a physical injury while playing sports.”
64. Reconstruction: “The city underwent a reconstruction project to modernize its infrastructure.”
65. Entirety: “She read the book in its entirety in just one sitting.”
66. Vehicle: “The truck served as a vehicle for transporting goods.”
67. Curve: “The road curved sharply, making it difficult to see around the bend.”
68. Line: “She drew a straight line from one point to another.”
69. Etched: “The memory of their first meeting was etched into her mind.”
70. Vividly: “She vividly remembered the events of that fateful day.”
71. Imagination: “Children have a limitless imagination, creating fantastical worlds in their minds.”
72. Fleeting: “The feeling of happiness was fleeting, disappearing as quickly as it came.”
73. Profound: “His words had a profound impact on her, causing her to rethink her priorities.”
74. Realization: “It was a sudden realization that she had been wrong all along.”
75. Dawned: “The truth finally dawned on him, and he realized his mistake.”
76. Hustle: “The city streets were filled with the hustle and bustle of busy commuters.”
77. Bustle: “She joined the bustle of shoppers in the busy marketplace.”
78. Daily: “They followed their daily routine without deviation.”
79. Life: “The bustling city was full of life and energy.”
80. Exists: “A sense of camaraderie exists among the members of the team.”
81. Innate: “His innate talent for music was evident from a young age.”
82. Human: “To err is human; everyone makes mistakes.”
83. Inclination: “She had an inclination towards art from a young age.”
84. Seek: “He set out to seek adventure in far-off lands.”
85. Beauty: “The beauty of nature took her breath away.”
86. Meaning: “She searched for meaning in the pages of old books.”
87. Seemingly: “The task was seemingly impossible to complete.”
88. Mundane: “They were stuck in the routine of mundane everyday life.”
89. Juxtaposition: “The juxtaposition of light and shadow created a dramatic effect.”
90. Raw: “His emotions were raw and unfiltered as he poured his heart out.”
91. Refined: “Her refined taste in art was evident from her extensive collection.”
92. Automotive: “He worked in the automotive industry, designing cars for a living.”
93. Craftsmanship: “The craftsmanship of the handmade furniture was evident in every detail.”
94. Served: “The meal was served on fine china, adding to the elegance of the dinner party.”
95. Poignant: “The movie’s poignant ending left not a dry eye in the theater.”
96. Reminder: “The old photograph served as a reminder of happier times.”
97. Intricate: “The design of the lace was intricate and delicate.”
98. Tapestry: “The history of the city was woven into the intricate tapestry of its streets.”
99. Moment: “It was a fleeting moment of happiness that she would cherish forever.”
100. Fleeting: “The feeling of joy was fleeting, disappearing as quickly as it came.”

Advanced:
101. Serendipitous: “It was serendipitous that they met at the coffee shop, leading to a lifelong friendship.”
102. Reverence: “They bowed their heads in reverence as they entered the sacred temple.”
103. Continued: “Despite the challenges, they continued to persevere in their quest for knowledge.”
104. Journey: “His spiritual journey took him to distant lands in search of enlightenment.”
105. Image: “The artist’s abstract image evoked a range of emotions in the viewers.”
106. Enigmatic: “The Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile has puzzled art enthusiasts for centuries.”
107. Lingering: “The lingering scent of flowers filled the air long after they had left the room.”
108. Thoughts: “She scribbled down her thoughts in a journal, trying to make sense of her emotions.”
109. Testament: “His success was a testament to years of hard work and dedication.”
110. Serendipitous: “Their chance encounter on the train platform was truly serendipitous.”
111. Encounters: “He wrote a book about his encounters with exotic wildlife in the jungle.”
112. Imbue: “Her words were imbued with wisdom beyond her years.”
113. Wonder: “The wonders of the universe never ceased to amaze him.”
114. Raw: “The raw emotion in her voice brought tears to his eyes.”
115. Youthful: “Despite her age, she had a youthful spirit that belied her years.”
116. Arduous: “The arduous journey through the mountains tested their endurance to the limit.”
117. Maneuvering: “The politician showed skillful maneuvering in navigating the complexities of diplomacy.”
118. Formidable: “He faced a formidable opponent in the chess tournament.”
119. Poised: “She remained poised and graceful under pressure, never letting her emotions show.”
120. Understated: “His understated charm won over the hearts of everyone he met.”
121. Reconstruction: “The city underwent a period of reconstruction after the devastating earthquake.”
122. Profound: “His words had a profound impact on her, changing the course of her life.”
123. Juxtaposition: “The juxtaposition of light and shadow created a striking contrast in the painting.”
124. Craftsmanship: “The craftsmanship of the ancient artifacts was unparalleled.”
125. Serendipitous: “Their serendipitous meeting at the airport led to a whirlwind romance.”
126. Reverence: “They treated the ancient relics with reverence, mindful of their cultural significance.”
127. Enigmatic: “The enigmatic smile on her face hinted at secrets hidden beneath the surface.”
128. Testament: “The success of the project was a testament to their teamwork and dedication.”
129. Encounters: “His book chronicled his encounters with rare and exotic animals in the wilderness.”
130. Imbue: “Her paintings were imbued with a sense of melancholy, reflecting her inner turmoil.”
131. Subtle: “There was a subtle shift in the atmosphere as the mood in the room changed.”
132. Shift: “The sudden shift in the political landscape caught everyone by surprise.”
133. Seized: “He seized the opportunity to prove himself when it presented itself.”
134. Tableau: “The scene before her was like a tableau from a bygone era.”
135. Attention: “She commanded the attention of everyone in the room with her powerful presence.”
136. Behind: “He left his troubled past behind and started afresh in a new city.”
137. Dynamic: “The dynamic duo worked together seamlessly to solve the case.”
138. Enigmatic: “The enigmatic smile on her face hinted at secrets hidden beneath the surface.”
139. Poised: “She remained poised and composed even in the face of adversity.”
140. Understated: “His understated charm won over the hearts of everyone he met.”
141. Sleek: “The sleek design of the new smartphone made it a must-have for tech enthusiasts.”
142. Contours: “The artist carefully traced the contours of the model’s face in his sketch.”
143. Catching: “The catchy tune of the new song quickly became an earworm for many.”
144. Fading: “The fading light of the setting sun cast a warm glow over the landscape.”
145. Light: “The soft light of the moon illuminated the path ahead.”
146. Seized: “She seized the opportunity to showcase her talent at the talent show.”
147. Attention: “The sudden noise caught everyone’s attention in the crowded room.”
148. Realization: “The realization of his mistake dawned on him slowly but surely.”
149. Hustle: “The hustle and bustle of the city streets faded into the background as they walked along the riverbank.”
150. Bustle: “The bustle of activity in the marketplace was overwhelming to newcomers.”

Advanced (continued):
151. Serendipitous: “Their serendipitous discovery of buried treasure changed their lives forever.”
152. Reverence: “The monks bowed their heads in reverence as they approached the sacred shrine.”
153. Continued: “Despite the setbacks, they continued to push forward with their ambitious project.”
154. Journey: “His journey of self-discovery took him to remote corners of the world.”
155. Image: “The artist’s abstract image challenged viewers to interpret its meaning.”
156. Enigmatic: “The enigmatic smile on her face hinted at a hidden sorrow.”
157. Lingering: “The lingering scent of perfume reminded him of his lost love.”
158. Thoughts: “She shared her innermost thoughts and fears with her therapist.”
159. Testament: “The ancient ruins were a testament to the ingenuity of their builders.”
160. Serendipitous: “Their serendipitous meeting at the airport led to a lifelong friendship.”
161. Encounters: “His encounters with wild animals in the jungle were both thrilling and terrifying.”
162. Imbue: “His paintings were imbued with a sense of melancholy and longing.”
163. Wonder: “The wonders of the universe filled him with awe and inspiration.”
164. Raw: “His raw talent for storytelling captivated audiences around the world.”
165. Youthful: “Her youthful energy and enthusiasm were infectious.”
166. Arduous: “The arduous climb to the summit tested their strength and endurance.”
167. Maneuvering: “The politician showed skillful maneuvering in navigating the political landscape.”
168. Formidable: “She faced a formidable opponent in the final round of the competition.”
169. Poised: “She remained poised and confident even in the face of adversity.”
170. Understated: “His understated style of dress belied his wealth and influence.”
171. Reconstruction: “The reconstruction of the historic building breathed new life into the old neighborhood.”
172. Profound: “His words had a profound impact on her, changing the way she saw the world.”
173. Juxtaposition: “The juxtaposition of light and shadow created a dramatic effect in the photograph.”
174. Craftsmanship: “The craftsmanship of the handmade furniture was evident in every detail.”
175. Serendipitous: “Their serendipitous encounter on the train led to a whirlwind romance.”
176. Reverence: “They treated the ancient artifact with reverence, mindful of its cultural significance.”
177. Enigmatic: “The enigmatic smile on her face hinted at a secret she refused to share.”
178. Testament: “His success was a testament to years of hard work and dedication.”
179. Encounters: “Her encounters with exotic wildlife in the jungle were both thrilling and terrifying.”
180. Imbue: “Her paintings were imbued with a sense of longing and nostalgia.”

Advanced (continued):
181. Subtle: “There was a subtle shift in the atmosphere as tension filled the room.”
182. Shift: “The sudden shift in public opinion caught the politicians off guard.”
183. Seized: “He seized the opportunity to showcase his skills during the job interview.”
184. Tableau: “The painting depicted a stunning tableau of life in the Renaissance era.”
185. Attention: “Her captivating performance commanded the attention of everyone in the audience.”
186. Behind: “She left her troubled past behind and focused on building a brighter future.”
187. Dynamic: “Their dynamic partnership led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of science.”
188. Enigmatic: “The enigmatic smile on his face hinted at a deeper mystery.”
189. Poised: “Despite the chaos around her, she remained poised and collected.”
190. Understated: “His understated elegance made him stand out in a sea of flashy celebrities.”
191. Sleek: “The sleek lines of the sports car made it a favorite among luxury car enthusiasts.”
192. Contours: “The artist carefully studied the contours of the model’s face before sketching.”
193. Catching: “The infectious laughter of the children was catching, spreading joy to everyone around.”
194. Fading: “With each passing day, the memories of their time together were fading.”
195. Light: “The soft light of the candle cast a warm glow over the dinner table.”
196. Seized: “She seized the opportunity to travel the world before settling down.”
197. Attention: “The sudden noise caught everyone’s attention, causing heads to turn.”
198. Realization: “The sudden realization of her mistake left her feeling embarrassed.”
199. Hustle: “The hustle and bustle of the city streets faded into the distance as they entered the park.”
200. Bustle: “The bustle of the market was overwhelming to newcomers, but they soon got used to it.”

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