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- Fluent (adjective)
- Articulate (adjective)
- Coherent (adjective)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE Martin Luther King Jr's eloquent speech has changed how we are living today.
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- Indigenous (adjective)
- Populace (noun)
- Incumbent (noun)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
Many people are denizen or live in Minnesota.
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- Quandary (noun)
- Perplexity (noun)
- Labyrinth (noun)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
The teacher gave us a conundrum or puzzling problem to solve in math class.
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- Officiate (verb)
- Ordain (verb)
- Solemnize (verb)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
A manager would preside or be in charge over the restaurant.
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- Deviation (noun)
- Avant-Garde (noun)
- Vanguard (noun)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
The new innovation or idea helped customers like it more.
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- Agog (adjective)
- Fervent (adjective)
- Zealous (adjective)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
My dad was very ardent or enthusiastic when I scored a goal in my soccer game!
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- Dulcet (adjective)
- Fluid (adjective)
- Harmonious (adjective)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
The mellifluous song was moving so smoothly!
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- Finicky (adjective)
- Meticulous (adjective)
- Painstaking (adjective)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
The persnickety or fussy child refused to do anything but where skirts to school everyday.
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- Awry (adjective)
- Skewed (adjective)
- Amiss (adjective)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
That painting looked askew or twisted the wrong way because it was crazy looking.
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- Animosity (noun)
- Detest (noun)
- Aversion (noun)
EXAMPLE SENTENCE
I know someone who has xenophobia or fear of strangers.