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anonymous Use the word “anonymous” when a person chooses to donate, comment, work, or contribute without being identified. A person who is anonymous wishes to remain nameless. An anonymous donor gave a $100,000 contribution. No one knows who the donor was. People who call in to the radio show are not permitted to be anonymous. They must give […]

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blend The word “blend” can be used as a verb or as a noun to describe things that are mixed together:  blender You can blend food in a blender or a food processor. Carrie Underwood is known for blending country music with rock and other popular styles. Thai food blends spicy and sweet flavors together.

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manner Use the word “manner” when referring to the way in which a person does something.”Manner” is a noun: She has an unusual manner of playing golf. The manner in which they do business is quite impressive. The manner in which the people of that country live is interesting. His manner of speaking is easy to

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ancient If something is ancient (ain shint), it’s really old. We use this adjective for civilizations, buildings, machines, and sometimes we use it for people who are still living. Ancient civilizations built many interesting things out of stones and rocks. The ancient city of Damascus has been inhabited for thousands and thousands of years. (inhabit = to have people

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appropriate Use the word “appropriate” when something fits a situation or when a person’s behavior is okay. Q: Are his clothes appropriate for working in an office?A: Yes, a suit is very appropriate. He’s dressed appropriately for his job. Q: Are his clothes appropriate for working in an office?A: No, they aren’t. He’s dressed inappropriately

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fabulous If something is fabulous, it’s very, very good: The acting in 12 Years a Slave was fabulous. Patricia’s cooking is fabulous. The employees did a fabulous job this quarter. We had a fabulous time at the party. This is absolutely fabulous! As an adverb, this word becomes “fabulously.” It’s usually used as an intensifier, similar to “very” and

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adore The word “adore” means to like or love something very much: Parents adore their children. Audiences adore Adele’s lovely voice. Sandy says she adores her new house. Ronald absolutely adores his new girlfriend. They adored the neighborhood where they lived for 45 years. The word “adorable” is an adjective. It’s often used when describing

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