Sabotage
Meaning: deliberate damage or disruption to hinder an enemy, employer, etc.
Sentence: The people responsible for the sabotage of the telephone exchange were severely punished.
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Sanctity
Meaning: holiness
Sentence: Visitors to a mosque should respect its sanctity.
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Sacrifice
Meaning: giving up a thing you value, so that something good may happen
Sentence: It was a sacrifice to devote my holidays to social work
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Sanctuary
Meaning: a safe place; a refuge
Sentence: She longed for the sanctuary of her own home.
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Safari
Meaning: an expedition to see or hunt wild animals
Sentence: I just got back from a month-long safari.
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Sandwich
Meaning: two or more slices of bread with jam, meat, or cheese etc. between them
Sentence: I usually take a sandwich to school to eat at lunch time
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Sapphire
Meaning: a bright blue jewel
Sentence: He gave her a ring of sapphire for her birthday.
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Safeguard
Meaning: a protection
Sentence: The mother placed a gate at the top of the stairs as a safeguard.
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Satire
Meaning: critical humour
Sentence: The novel is full of political satire.
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Salary
Meaning: a regular wage
Sentence: Due to my hard work, my employer increased my salary.
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Satisfaction
Meaning: satisfying a need or want
Sentence: She derives satisfaction from doing her job well.
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Saliva
Meaning: the natural liquid in a persons or animals mouth
Sentence: Saliva plays an important part in digesting starch.
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Satisfactory
Meaning: good enough; sufficient
Sentence: His satisfactory answers pleased the examiners.
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Salute
Meaning: to raise your right hand to your forehead as a sign of respect
Sentence: Soldiers are taught to salute their superior officers.
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Sausage
Meaning: mixture of finely chopped meat, fat, bread, in a long tube of skin
Sentence: We had sausage and eggs for breakfast today.
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Savage
Meaning: wild and fierce; cruel
Sentence: The savage dog tried to bite the man.
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Saviour
Meaning: a person who saves someone
Sentence: The fireman was hailed as a saviour by the people he rescued from the burning building.
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Scarecrow
Meaning: a figure of a person set up to frighten birds away from crops
Sentence: The birds have stopped paying attention to the scarecrow
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Scatter
Meaning: to throw or drop things in different directions
Sentence: She decided to scatter the seeds for the birds.
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Scene
Meaning: the place where something has happened
Sentence: The police arrived at the scene of the crime.
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Schedule
Meaning: a timetable of planned events or work
Sentence: I have a busy schedule today.
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Scheme
Meaning: a plan of action
Sentence: His scheme to make money proved fruitful.
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Scholar
Meaning: a person who has studied a subject thoroughly
Sentence: He is a scholar of history.
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Scholarship
Meaning: a grant of money given to someone to help pay for his or her education
Sentence: She studied hard, for she had made up her mind to win the scholarship.
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Science
Meaning: the study of the physical world by means of observation and experiment
Sentence: Zoology is the science of animals.
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Scissors
Meaning: a tool for cutting that has two sharp parts that are joined together
Sentence: The scissors need to be sharpened.
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Scorpion
Meaning: an animal that looks like a tiny lobster, with a poisonous sting
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Scramble
Meaning: to cook eggs by mixing them up and heating them in a pan
Sentence: I am going to scramble eggs for my breakfast.
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Scream
Meaning: to make a loud piercing sound
Sentence: She was scared and began to scream.
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Screenplay
Meaning: the script of a film, with instructions to actors The film was a success because of its good screenplay.
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Screwdriver
Meaning: a tool for turning screws
Sentence: The robber used a screwdriver to unscrew the handles of the door.
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Scriptures
Meaning: sacred writings
Sentence: The beliefs of a religion are often contained in its scriptures.
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Seasoning
Meaning: a substance used to season or add flavour to food, especially salt and pepper
Sentence: I felt the salad could do with a little more seasoning.
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Secluded
Meaning: quiet or sheltered from view
Sentence: They picnicked on a secluded beach.
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Secretary
Meaning: a person whose job is to help with letters, answer the telephone, and make business arrangements for a person or organisation
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Sedimentary
Meaning: formed from particles that have settled on a surface
Sentence: The geologist studied sedimentary rocks.
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Seldom
Meaning: rarely; not often
Sentence: It is very seldom that I have the time to visit the cinema.
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Semicircle
Meaning: half a circle
Sentence: We sat in a semicircle round the fire.
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Sensation
Meaning: a feeling
Sentence: She felt a sensation of pain in her knee.
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Sensational
Meaning: causing great excitement, interest or shock
Sentence: Have you read the sensational new book by Adam Clay?
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Sensitive
Meaning: affected by something
Sentence: He rubbed cream on his sensitive skin.
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Sensitivity
Meaning: understanding of the feelings of others
Sentence: Her sensitivity towards animals inspired her to become a vet.
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Sentence
Meaning: a group of words that express a complete thought and form a statement
Sentence: He fell asleep before he could actually finish his sentence
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Sentiment
Meaning: a feeling
Sentence: There is a great deal of sentiment against child labour.
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Separation
Meaning: division; being separated
Sentence: They were reunited after a separation of more than 20 years.
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Sequence
Meaning: the order in which things occur
Sentence: The names of the students were in alphabetical sequence.
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Serious
Meaning: solemn and thoughtful; bad or dangerous
Sentence: They pose a serious threat to security.
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Settlement
Meaning: settling something; a number of houses or people established in a new area
Sentence: There is a new settlement on the outskirts of town.
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Sharpen
Meaning: to make or become sharp
Sentence: Mehr decided to sharpen her pencils.
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Sheer
Meaning: (said about material) very thin; transparent
Sentence: She was wearing sheer silk stockings.
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Shelve
Meaning: to place or arrange on a shelf
Sentence: The librarian was asked to shelve books.
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Shepherd
Meaning: a person whose job is to look after sheep
Sentence: The shepherd fell asleep and lost his sheep.
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Sheriff
Meaning: the chief law officer of a county, whose duties vary in different countries
Sentence: The sheriff was in charge of law and order in the town
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Shield
Meaning: a large piece of metal, wood, carried to protect the body
Sentence: The warrior carried a shield to protect himself from injury
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Shock
Meaning: a strong feeling of surprise as a result of something happening
Sentence: The news of my promotion came as a shock.
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Shovel
Meaning: a tool like a spade with the sides turned up, used for lifting coal, sand, earth, snow
Sentence: Each miner carried a lamp and a shovel.
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Shrewd
Meaning: having common sense and good judgement
Sentence: He is a very shrewd man.
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Shrubbery
Meaning: an area planted with shrubs
Sentence: The plants in the shrubbery have been recently planted.
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Sightseeing
Meaning: visiting interesting places in a town etc.
Sentence: There are many historical monuments for sightseeing in Asia.
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Signature
Meaning: a persons name written by himself or herself
Sentence: My signature was required on the document.
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Significance
Meaning: importance
Sentence: This new drug has great significance for the treatment of the disease.
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Significant
Meaning: important
Sentence: There has been a significant shift in government policy.
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Silencer
Meaning: a device for reducing the sound made by a gun or a vehicles exhaust system
Sentence: A car without a silencer is very noisy.
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Silhouette
Meaning: a dark shadow seen against a light background
Sentence: The magnificent mountains stood out in silhouette.
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Simultaneously
Meaning: at the same time
Sentence: She studies and listens to music simultaneously.
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Siren
Meaning: a device that makes a long, loud sound as a warning
Sentence: The police car had flashing lights and a siren.
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Situation
Meaning: a state of affairs at a certain time
Sentence: We would be a lot more relaxed if the situation was different.
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Skeleton
Meaning: the framework of the bones of the body or building etc.
Sentence: The human skeleton consists of 206 bones.
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Skilful
Meaning: having or showing great skill
Sentence: He is a skilful craftsman.
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Slave
Meaning: to work very hard
Sentence: I had to slave over my work all day to finish it in time.
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Sledgehammer
Meaning: a very large heavy hammer
Sentence: The labourer knocked the remaining wall down with a sledgehammer.
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Smear
Meaning: to rub something greasy or sticky or dirty on a surface
Sentence: Don?t smear the glasses; I?ve just polished them.
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Smithereens
Meaning: small fragments
Sentence: The glass fell and broke into smithereens.
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Snail
Meaning: a small animal with a soft body and a shell
Sentence: The snail had made a slimy trail across the garden.
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Sneeze
Meaning: a sudden burst of air through the nose and mouth caused by irritation of the nostrils
Sentence: Her sneeze was caused by inhaling pepper.
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Soak
Meaning: to become thoroughly wet as a result of being placed in a liquid
Sentence: Leave the dried beans to soak overnight.
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Soliloquy
Meaning: a speech in which a person speaks his or her thoughts aloud
Sentence: The play included a soliloquy.
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Somersault
Meaning: a movement in which you turn head over heels before landing on your feet
Sentence: The acrobat?s somersault amazed the audience.
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Sophisticated
Meaning: of fashionable life and its ways
Sentence: The salesman did not exactly understand the taste of the sophisticated client.
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Sorcerer
Meaning: a person who can perform magic
Sentence: The sorcerer made a dragon appear magically from smoke.
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Sorrow
Meaning: unhappiness caused by loss or disappointment
Sentence: She felt sorrow at her friend?s departure.
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Sorrowful
Meaning: feeling or showing sadness
Sentence: There were tears in her sorrowful eyes.
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Sour
Meaning: tasting sharp like unripe fruit
Sentence: The fruit had a sour taste so I threw it away.
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Souvenir
Meaning: something that you keep to remind you of a person, place or event
Sentence: This seashell is a souvenir from the beach.
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Spaghetti
Meaning: pasta made in long thin sticks
Sentence: She makes delicious spaghetti.
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Specialist
Meaning: an expert in the subject
Sentence: The eye specialist suggested that Akbar should wear glasses.
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Species
Meaning: a group of animals or plants that are very similar Certain species of birds have become extinct in this area.
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Specimen
Meaning: a sample; an example
Sentence: That is a fine specimen of an oak tree.
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Spectacular
Meaning: impressive or striking
Sentence: The Olympics are a spectacular event.
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Speedometer
Meaning: a device showing a vehicles speed
Sentence: I think your speedometer might be malfunctioning.
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Spider
Meaning: a small animal with eight legs that spins a web to catch insects on which it feeds
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Spinach
Meaning: a vegetable with dark green leaves
Sentence: They had spinach for dinner.
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Spontaneous
Meaning: happening or done without planning or forethought
Sentence: Spontaneous laughter is a beautiful thing.
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Sprinkle
Meaning: to make tiny drops or pieces fall on something
Sentence: Mehr decided to sprinkle glitter over her artwork.
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Squadron
Meaning: part of an army, navy or air force
Sentence: His squadron is due for more training soon.
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Squid
Meaning: a sea animal with eight short tentacles and two long ones
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Squirrel
Meaning: a small animal with a bushy tail and red or grey fur, living in trees
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Stampede
Meaning: a sudden rush by animals or people
Sentence: The stampede at the football stadium caused many injuries.
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Statistics
Meaning: the study of information based on the numbers of things
Sentence: According to official statistics, the disease killed over 500 people
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Statue
Meaning: a model made of stone or metal etc. to look like a person or animal
Sentence: A bronze statue of the brave soldier was placed in the yown square
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Steak
Meaning: a thick slice of meat or fish
Sentence: I would like to have steak for dinner.
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Stimulating
Meaning: full of interesting or exciting ideas
Sentence: They had a stimulating discussion.
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Straighten
Meaning: make or become straight
Sentence: Straighten up slowly, then repeat the exercise ten times.
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Stratification
Meaning: the arrangement of sedimentary rocks in distinct layers
Sentence: It is possible to see the stratification of rocks in the salt range
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Structure
Meaning: something that has been constructed or built
Sentence: The structure of the brain is really complex.
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Stupidity
Meaning: the quality of being stupid; not clever
Sentence: His stupidity led him to make many mistakes.
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Submarine
Meaning: a ship that can travel under water
Sentence: The submarine stayed under water for a whole week.
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Subside
Meaning: to sink into the ground
Sentence: Heavy rains caused the house to subside.
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Substance
Meaning: the main or essential part of something
Sentence: We agree with the substance of your report but not with its details.
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Substantial
Meaning: of considerable size, value or importance
Sentence: She received a substantial raise in her salary last month.
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Substitute
Meaning: a person or thing that acts or is used instead of another
Sentence: The doctor advised them to substitute regular milk with fat-free milk.
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Subterranean
Meaning: underground
Sentence: There are subterranean caves in this area.
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Successful
Meaning: having success: SYNONYM inadequate: OPPOSITE sufficient
Sentence: We congratulated them on the completion of the successful business venture.
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Sufficient
Meaning: enough: OPPOSITE insufficient
Sentence: Sufficient reasons were not given to justify the ban.
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Surgeon
Meaning: a doctor who treats an injury by operating on the affected part of the body
Sentence: The surgeon operated on the patient.
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Suspense
Meaning: an anxious or uncertain feeling while waiting for something to happen or become known
Sentence: The suspense in the movie kept the audience glued to their seats.
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Suspicion
Meaning: a slight belief
Sentence: I have a suspicion that they are planning something special for my birthday
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Suspicious
Meaning: feeling or causing suspicion
Sentence: The suspicious behaviour of the man alerted the police.
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Swift
Meaning: fast, quick and speedy
Sentence: His swift action saved her life.
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Swordfish
Meaning: a large sea fish with a long sword like upper jaw
Sentence: swordfish steaks
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Synagogue
Meaning: a place where Jews meet for worship
Sentence: Jacob goes to the synagogue every Saturday.
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Syrup
Meaning: a thick sweet liquid
Sentence: She loved to eat pancakes with maple syrup.
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Systematic
Meaning: methodical; carefully planned
Sentence: The police were conducting a systematic investigation of the criminal?s house.
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Similarities
Meaning: similaritiessimilaritiessimilarities
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Successfully
Meaning: in a way that achieves your aims or what was intended
Sentence: They successfully defended their PhD research.
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School leaving age
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Stone age
Meaning: belonging to the very early period of human history when tools and weapons were made of stone
Sentence: stone-age man/tools/culture
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Special agent
Meaning: a detective who works for the national government in the US, for example for the FBI
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Stagflation
Meaning: an economic situation in which prices keep rising but economic activity does not increase
Sentence: With an average inflation rate of around 25 per cent and an anticipated GDP growth of just 1-2pc in FY23, Pakistan is suffering from severe stagflation.
Synonyms: bankruptcy, bust, crash, crisis, deflation, dislocation, downturn, drop, failure, inactivity, inflation, overproduction, panic, paralysis, recession, retrenchment, sag, slide, slowness, slump.
Antonyms: calm, increase, rise, success, bulge, cheerfulness, convexity, encouragement.
Speculative
Meaning: based on a guess and not on information
Sentence: The rupee's deteriorating value had a lot to do with speculative buying of dollars and the market expects that Dar will be able to bring the rupee back to its actual worth.
Synonyms: abstract, analytical, assumed, conceptive, dangerous, dicey, experimental, unproven
Antonyms: proven, safe
Stimulus
Meaning: something that causes growth or activity
Sentence: Foreign investment has been a stimulus to the industry.
Synonyms: catalyst, encouragement, fillip, impetus, incentive, motivation, stimulant
Antonyms: block, discouragement, hindrance, deterrent
Sesame
Meaning: a herb grown for its small oval seeds and its oil
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Susceptible
Meaning: easily influenced or harmed by something
Sentence: These plants are particularly susceptible to frost.
Synonyms: affected, easy, impressionable, inclined, liable, prone, ready, receptive, responsive, sensitive, vulnerable, wide open, aroused, be taken in, disposed, easily moved, fall for
Antonyms: insensitive, unlikely, unresponsive, unsusceptible, resistant, resisting
Stalemate
Meaning: a situation in which neither group involved in an argument can win or get an advantage and no action can be taken
Sentence: in chess, a position in which one player is unable to move, but their king is not being attacked, which means that neither of the two players wins
Synonyms: delay, gridlock, impasse, standoff, standstill, arrest, check, draw, pause, tie, Catch-22
Antonyms: advance, headway, progress
Splinter
Meaning: a small, sharp, broken piece of wood, glass, plastic, or similar material
Sentence: a small, thin, sharp piece of wood, bone, or the like, split or broken off from the main body.
Synonyms: sliver, bit, chip, flake, fragment, needle, paring, shaving, wood
Antonyms: whole
Scepticism
Meaning: an attitude that shows you doubt whether something is true or useful
Sentence: The company's environmental claims have been greeted/ regarded/ treated with scepticism by conservationists.
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Supine
Meaning: Supine means “lying on the back.” The opposite position, lying face down, is called prone.
Sentence: We walked along the beach, past the rows of supine bodies soaking up the sun.
Synonyms: decumbent, flat, flat on one's back, horizontal, level, procumbent, prone
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SACROSANCT
Meaning: (especially of a principle, place, or routine) regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with.
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SAGACIOUS
Meaning: having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgement; wise or shrewd.
Sentence: Socrates, that sagacious Greek philosopher, believed that the easiest way to learn was by asking questions.
Synonyms: acute, apt, astucious, astute, cagey, canny, clear-sighted, clever
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Meaning: (especially with reference to something unwelcome or unpleasant) producing good effects; beneficial.
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Meaning: making a show of being morally superior to other people.
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Meaning: optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad or difficult situation.
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Meaning: (of a person or process) careful, thorough, and extremely attentive to details.
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Meaning: conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch.
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Meaning: set apart from the rest or from each other; isolate or divide.
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Meaning: relating to sensation or the physical senses; transmitted or perceived by the senses.
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Meaning: the occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.
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Meaning: giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen.
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Meaning: the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation.
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Meaning: having assets in excess of liabilities; able to pay one's debts.
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Meaning: involving immoral or dishonourable actions and motives; arousing moral distaste and contempt.
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SPAWN
Meaning: (of a fish, frog, mollusc, crustacean, etc.) release or deposit eggs.
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Meaning: occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated.
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Meaning: the state of being extremely dirty and unpleasant, especially as a result of poverty or neglect.
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Meaning: waste (something, especially money or time) in a reckless and foolish manner.
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STATIC
Meaning: lacking in movement, action, or change, especially in an undesirable or uninteresting way.
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STIGMATIZE
Meaning: describe or regard as worthy of disgrace or great disapproval.
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Meaning: demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of an agreement.
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Meaning: a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining.
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STRIFE
Meaning: angry or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflict.
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Meaning: (of regulations, requirements, or conditions) strict, precise, and exacting.
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SUBJUGATE
Meaning: bring under domination or control, especially by conquest.
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Meaning: (especially of a change or distinction) so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyse or describe.
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