Lesson 20
18 Words
9m
the quality of thoroughness and accuracy in approach or analysis
Maintaining rigor in the editorial process ensures the credibility of the publication.
View Full Definition(of a rule, process, etc.) strictly followed or applied
The school has a rigorous dress code that all students must follow.
View Full Definitiona decline in standards, especially in moral or mental qualities
The novel paints a vivid picture of decadence and moral decline in a once-thriving community.
View Full Definition(geometry) a flat polygon with ten straight sides and ten angles
Architects sometimes incorporate shapes like the decagon into their designs for a unique appearance.
View Full Definitiona weight that is the same as 10 grams
The recipe required a decagram of saffron, which made her realize how expensive the dish was to make.
View Full Definitiona measure that is the same as 10 liters
The farmer sold milk in decalitre containers at the market.
View Full Definitionthe Ten Commandments given to Moses in the Bible
She studied the decalogue in her religious studies class to understand its historical significance.
View Full Definitiona measure that is the same as 10 meters
He jogged a decameter every morning as a warm-up before his main workout.
View Full Definitionto create or build something by combining different parts or components, either artificial or natural
Car manufacturers fabricate vehicles from thousands of individual components.
View Full Definitionthe process of creating or assembling something from raw materials
The company specializes in the fabrication of custom-made furniture pieces.
View Full Definitionopposite in order or effect
The inverse order of the names on the list caused a bit of confusion.
View Full Definitionthe layer of air near the earth is cooler than an overlying layer
View Full Definitionto flip or reverse the position or arrangement of something
In some board games, players can invert the board to play from a different angle.
View Full Definitionto elevate or lift strongly, especially from below
The sudden gust of wind began to upheave the tents at the campsite.
View Full Definitiona sudden and significant change or disruption, especially in relation to politics or social conditions
Many migrants move to other countries to escape the upheaval in their homeland.
View Full Definitionto speak using offensive or disrespectful language
Angered by the referee's decision, the player began to blaspheme, earning himself a red card.
View Full Definitiona language that shows disrespect for God or other sacred entities
he novel was banned in several countries due to its perceived blasphemy against religious figures.
View Full Definitionan aggressive remark directed at a person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect
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