Words Set One Flashcards

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Enervation meaning

A

Drained of energy / fatigued

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Insouciance meaning

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Lack of concern / indifference

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Use insouciance in a sentence

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I couldn’t shift my insouciance, despite the looming deadline. My indifference / lack of concern was chronic

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Use enervation in a sentence

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I dread the gym, the enervation is like no other, it is too hot and zaps energy

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Funicular meaning

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(Railway) on a mountainside operated by a cable with “cars”

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Gossamer meaning

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Something super fine and delicate, like a cobweb

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Use gossamer in a sentence

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The morning hung off the gossamer like tiny tinsel

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Solicitously meaning

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Showing attentive care or protectiveness

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Use Solicitously in a sentence

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The nurse solicitously attended the patient, ensuring his every need was met with care

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Supine meaning x 2

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  1. A person lying facing upward
  2. Failing to act or protest due to moral weakness or wrongdoing
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Use supine in a sentence x 2

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  1. Laying supine apparently helps my back pain
  2. She stood there, supine in the face of the accusation
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Hirundine meaning

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Relating to bird family of swallows

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12
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What is the bird family of swallows scientific name?

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Hirundinidae

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Superfluous meaning

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Unnecessary - exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

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Didactically meaning

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Done in a manner intended to teach, particularly with a moral lesson or in a way that is instructive, often in an overly forma or moralising way

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15
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Use superfluous in a sentence

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She carefully edited her essay, removing any superfluous words to ensure her argument was clear and concise

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Use didactically in a sentence

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The professor spoke didactically, ensuring every lecture was packed with clear lessons and moral implications for the students to ponder

17
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Redolent meaning

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Having a strong pleasant odour

18
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Use redolent in a sentence

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The pine woods were more redolent