Lingo

Lesson 25

20 Words

10m

revel
1.
re
vel
Verb

to take great pleasure or delight in an experience or activity

She reveled in the peacefulness of her morning yoga routine.

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revelation
2.
re
ve
la
tion
Noun

the act of making something known or revealed, particularly something surprising or previously unknown

The revelation of the secret shocked everyone in the room.

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reverberate
3.
re
ver
be
rate
Verb

to resound or echo with a deep, prolonged sound, often creating a lasting impression or effect

Her laughter reverberated through the room, lifting everyone's spirits.

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revere
4.
rev
ere
Verb

to feel deep respect or admiration for someone or something

The community members revere the wise elder for their wealth of knowledge and experience.

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sarcasm
5.
sar
ca
sm
Noun

the use of words that convey the opposite meaning as a way to annoy someone or for creating a humorous effect

His tone was full of sarcasm when he complimented her cooking skills, knowing she had burned dinner.

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sarcophagus
6.
sar
co
pha
gus
Noun

a stone coffin in ancient times, often decorated with a sculpture

The ancient sarcophagus was placed in the center of the burial chamber, surrounded by offerings.

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sardonic
7.
sar
do
nic
Adjective

humorous in a manner that is cruel and disrespectful

She responded with a sardonic smile when he suggested that her idea was brilliant.

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sartorial
8.
sar
to
rial
Adjective

referring to clothing, particularly men's clothing, or the manner in which it is tailored or worn

His sartorial choices reflected his impeccable taste and attention to detail, always opting for tailored suits and polished shoes.

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proceed
9.
pro
ceed
Verb

to begin a process or course of action

After discussing the matter, they decided to proceed with the plan.

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procedure
10.
pro
ce
dure
Noun

an operation performed by medical professionals to diagnose, treat, etc. a medical condition or injury

The surgeon explained the details of the procedure scheduled for tomorrow to remove the appendix.

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mite
11.
mite
Noun

a slight but appreciable amount

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12.
mi
ter
Noun

a tall pointed headdress worn by bishops and senior abbots as a symbol of authority and position during some ceremonies

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exodus
13.
ex
o
dus
Noun

a mass departure of people, especially to escape danger, hardship, or oppression

The war triggered a massive exodus of refugees across the border.

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exhume
14.
ex
hume
Verb

to dig out a corpse from the ground, especially from a grave, for examination, reburial, or other purposes

Forensic experts may exhume a body to conduct further investigations.

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exonerate
15.
e
xo
ne
rate
Verb

to clear someone from blame or responsibility for a wrongdoing or crime, often through evidence

The newly discovered evidence served to exonerate the wrongly accused individual.

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exotic
16.
e
xo
tic
Adjective

exciting or beautiful because of having qualities that are very unusual or different

The market was filled with exotic fruits, each more vibrant than the last.

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distinction
17.
dis
tinc
tion
Noun

an obvious difference between two similar or related things or persons

The distinction between the two candidates was clear, with one focusing on innovation and the other on tradition.

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distinguish
18.
dis
ting
uish
Verb

to recognize and mentally separate two things, people, etc.

The detective could distinguish the authentic painting from the clever forgery.

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satyr
19.
sa
tyr
Noun

a god in Greek mythology who has the face and body of a human and legs, horns, tails, and ears of a goat

The satyr, with his mischievous grin, led the woodland creatures in a wild dance under the moonlight.

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satire
20.
sa
tire
Noun

humor, irony, ridicule, or sarcasm used to expose or criticize the faults and shortcomings of a person, government, etc.

Satire in literature often challenges societal norms and conventions.

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