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https://t.co/GirZU6bArW - present, appearing, or found everywhere.

E.g. "Smartphones have become #ubiquitous in modern society."

Synonyms:📱Omnipresent, Everywhere, Pervasive🤳

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🎬 Writing a villain? “Evil” is okay - but “nefarious,” “diabolical,” or “malevolent” hits different.

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If people say someone "realizes" something, they mean that the person suddenly understands it.

E.g. "I realized I had left my keys at home."

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If people say someone is "creative", they mean that the person is good at thinking of new ideas or making new things.

E.g. "She is very creative and enjoys designing clothes."

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https://t.co/WSEYRVuF3D - having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment.

E.g. "The old philosopher was known for his #sagacious insights into human nature."

Synonyms:🧠Wise, Discerning, Judicious🌿

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🎯 Precision matters: Why say “thing” when you could say “artifact,” “gadget,” or “phenomenon”?

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If people say someone feels "anger", they mean that the person feels strong displeasure or rage.

E.g. "He couldn't hide his anger after hearing the news."

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If people say someone "demonstrates" something, they mean that the person shows or proves it.

E.g. "The teacher demonstrated how the experiment worked."

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https://t.co/ocyCb4fFei - dangerously high or steep.

E.g. "The mountain had a #precipitous slope, requiring experienced climbers to navigate it."

Synonyms:⛰️Sheer, Abrupt, Sudden🧗

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🎈 Language Fact: "Balloon" comes from the Italian "pallone," meaning a large ball. Words travel far!

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If people say someone "works", they mean that the person does a job or performs a task.

E.g. "She works in a hospital."

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If people say there is "development", they mean that something is growing, changing, or improving.

E.g. "The development of new technology has changed our lives."

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https://t.co/k1vUnNyhZu - self-confidence or assurance; poise.

E.g. "Despite the pressure, she handled the situation with remarkable #aplomb."

Synonyms:💃Composure, Confidence, Grace🎭

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🐝 Buzzing with ideas? Try swapping “busy” for “occupied,” “engaged,” or “humming.”

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If people say "in addition", they mean that they are adding more information.

E.g. "In addition, the course includes free study materials."

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If people say someone "appreciates" something, they mean that the person is thankful for it or understands its value.

E.g. "I really appreciate your help."

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https://t.co/jSYAv4kJlL - acting or appearing superior to others.

E.g. "Her #supercilious attitude made it difficult for others to approach her."

Synonyms:😏Arrogant, Condescending, Haughty👑

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🤓 Did you know? “Serendipity” was coined from a Persian fairy tale about happy accidents.

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If people say someone "stops" doing something, they mean that the person no longer continues it.

E.g. "He stopped talking when the teacher came in."

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If people say someone or something is "healthy", they mean that they are in good health.

E.g. "Eating fresh fruit helps you stay healthy."

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