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What does the adjective "intricate" mean?
A sleuth is a person who investigates crimes.
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What does the verb "flounder" mean?
to struggle or stagger clumsily in mud or water; to struggle
The company was accused of making ____________________ claims about their product, which were later found to be false.
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Match the words with their meanings:
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What does the term 'feasible' refer to?
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The verb 'solicit' means to give something generously.
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What is a synonym for 'indolent'?
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The detective played the role of a __________ as he searched for clues in the case.
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Match the following words with their definitions:
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An unprecedented event is one that has been done many times before.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes
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Intricate (adjective)
- Describes complexity or detail in a subject or object.
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Sleuth (noun)
- Refers to a detective or investigator focused on crimes.
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Sleuth (verb)
- The action of meticulously investigating a crime or mystery.
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Unprecedented (adjective)
- Indicates an event or situation that has never occurred before.
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Flounder (verb)
- Means to struggle or move awkwardly, often used in contexts involving mud or water.
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Frivolous (adjective)
- Describes actions, objects, or individuals lacking serious purpose or value; also refers to a carefree attitude.
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Purported (adjective)
- Refers to claims that something is true, though it may not be verified; implies allegation.
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Stint (verb)
- Means to provide something in an insufficient or stingy manner.
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Stint (noun)
- Represents a specific period dedicated to a job or activity.
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Feasible (adjective)
- Indicates that something is practical or easily achievable.
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Solicit (verb)
- The act of requesting or seeking to obtain something from someone.
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Incite (verb)
- Refers to the act of provoking or encouraging unlawful or violent behavior.
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Indolent (adjective)
- Describes a person as lazy or resistant to engage in activity.
Vocabulary Study Notes
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Intricate (adjective)
- Describes complexity or detail in a subject or object.
-
Sleuth (noun)
- Refers to a detective or investigator focused on crimes.
-
Sleuth (verb)
- The action of meticulously investigating a crime or mystery.
-
Unprecedented (adjective)
- Indicates an event or situation that has never occurred before.
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Flounder (verb)
- Means to struggle or move awkwardly, often used in contexts involving mud or water.
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Frivolous (adjective)
- Describes actions, objects, or individuals lacking serious purpose or value; also refers to a carefree attitude.
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Purported (adjective)
- Refers to claims that something is true, though it may not be verified; implies allegation.
-
Stint (verb)
- Means to provide something in an insufficient or stingy manner.
-
Stint (noun)
- Represents a specific period dedicated to a job or activity.
-
Feasible (adjective)
- Indicates that something is practical or easily achievable.
-
Solicit (verb)
- The act of requesting or seeking to obtain something from someone.
-
Incite (verb)
- Refers to the act of provoking or encouraging unlawful or violent behavior.
-
Indolent (adjective)
- Describes a person as lazy or resistant to engage in activity.
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