Understanding Words and Their Meanings

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Benevolent: "The benevolent king was loved by all his subjects for his kindness and generosity."

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Kind

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Auditory

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Related to sound

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"a piece of cake" in the sentence: "The math test was a piece of cake for her"

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An easy task

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Meticulous: "She was meticulous in her work, ensuring every detail was perfect."

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Thorough

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What does the Latin root "scrib" mean in the word "inscribe"?

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To write

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ambiguous: "The instructions were ambiguous, leaving the students confused about what to do."

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Vague

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"Hit the books" in the sentence: "With exams coming up, it's time to hit the books."

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To start studying

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Resilient: "Despite the challenges, she remained resilient and continued to pursue her goals."

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Determined

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Visible

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Seen

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"Break the ice" in the sentence: "To break the ice, the host told a funny story."

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To start a conversation