soapoperas Flashcards

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What does ‘hackneyed’ mean?

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Overused

Example: The phrase was so hackneyed that no one took it seriously.

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What does ‘mundane’ mean?

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Dull

Example: His mundane routine left little room for excitement.

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What does ‘eccentric’ mean?

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Unconventional

Example: Her eccentric style made her stand out in the crowd.

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What does ‘compulsive’ mean?

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Driven by an irresistible urge.

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What does ‘corny’ mean?

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Overly sentimental or clichéd.

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What does ‘atrocious’ mean?

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Extremely bad or unpleasant.

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What does ‘topical’ mean?

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Up to date

Example: The discussion was topical and relevant to current events.

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What does ‘contrived’ mean?

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Forced

Example: The plot felt contrived and unrealistic.

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What does ‘gritty’ mean?

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Daring, rough, courageous, unembellished
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Example: The film’s gritty portrayal of life in the city resonated with many viewers.

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What does ‘off the mark’ mean?

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A long way from a target, inaccurate.

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What does ‘avidly’ mean?

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With enthusiasm

Example: She avidly followed the series, never missing an episode.

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