→ 1. An area of low-lying, soggy ground. → 2. Something that hinders, engulfs, or overwhelms
To minimise the riskthat theyfall intoaJapanese-style morass of high public debtandslow growth,therich world 's economies must spur productivity,encourage investment and foster competition.
Timmy onerus definition: Troublesome or oppressive; burdensome,or troublesome; causing hardship Synonym: burdensome Sentence: He finally willing to take the onerus duty of serving in the army.
sentence- It is laudable, what they think hard; what is indispensable and hard they call good; and what relieveth in the direst distress, the unique and hardest of all,--they extol as holy.
perfunctory def:performed merely as a routine duty; hasty and superficial syn:thoughtless, uninterested sentence:Many institutions provide only perfunctory advising and/or counseling.
prosaic 1.having or using the style or diction of prose as opposed to poetry 2.lacking imaginativeness or originality
sentence 1. He writes poems with a prosaic way to express his own tranquil style. 2. She is a prosaic woman that she always does anything alone even like playing tennis or doing the group papers.
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ReplyDeleteenigma:
someone or something that is difficult to understand or explain
*To his friends, he was always something of an enigma.
Synonym: mystery, puzzle
Money:
ReplyDeleteglarrulous:
talking
Synonym:chattering,wordy
Kids go from goo-goo to garrulousone step at a time.
Kelly
ReplyDeleteephemeral:
lasting for a very short time
synonym: fleeting, transient
Fashions are ephemeral.
Cynthia
ReplyDeletesoporific: making you want to go to sleep
Synonyms: drowsy
English Literature is soporific.
Nicky
ReplyDeletewor.: inimitable
def.:not capable of being imitated
syn.:incomparable, matchless
sen.: she is an inimitable performer of violin solos.
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ReplyDelete"morass" (≒swamp, bog)
→ 1. An area of low-lying, soggy ground.
→ 2. Something that hinders, engulfs, or overwhelms
To minimise the riskthat theyfall intoaJapanese-style morass of high public debtandslow growth,therich world 's economies must spur productivity,encourage investment and foster competition.
Amanda
ReplyDeletelaudable:deserving praise, even if not completely successful
synonym: praiseworthy
you showed laudable restraint in dealing with that ridiculously demanding customer
Trysha
ReplyDeletetrenchant
Meaning: vigorously effective and articulate: sharply perceptive
synonym: cutting, edged, edgy, ground, honed, keen, sharpened, stropped, sharp, whetted
Sentence: The man at the bakery trenchantly cut the loaf of bread.
Jenny
ReplyDeleteastute : of keen penetration or discernment
Synonym:smart quick perceptive
They are astute readers and good writers.
Timmy
ReplyDeleteonerus
definition: Troublesome or oppressive; burdensome,or troublesome; causing hardship
Synonym: burdensome
Sentence: He finally willing to take the onerus duty of serving in the army.
Albert's word choice: neophyte
ReplyDeleteDefinition:A beginner or novice
Synnonym: beginner
Example: He is a neophyte in the game of love.
laudable
ReplyDeletedef-worthy of high praise
synonym-applaudable,praiseworthy
sentence-
It is laudable, what they think hard; what is indispensable and hard they call good; and what relieveth in the direst distress, the unique and hardest of all,--they extol as holy.
Richard
ReplyDeletepanacea:a remedy for all disease or ills; an answer or solution for all problems or difficulties
Synonym: elixir
Looking to online education as a panacea isn't going to work.
mundane
ReplyDeletedef-of or pertaining to this world or earth as contrasted with heaven; worldly; earthly
synonym-secular, temporal
sentence-What I fear is that my conclusions appear trivial and mundane.
Joan
ReplyDeleteperfunctory
def:performed merely as a routine duty; hasty and superficial
syn:thoughtless, uninterested
sentence:Many institutions provide only perfunctory advising and/or counseling.
Louis
ReplyDeleteprosaic
1.having or using the style or diction of prose as opposed to poetry
2.lacking imaginativeness or originality
sentence
1. He writes poems with a prosaic way to express his own tranquil style.
2. She is a prosaic woman that she always does anything alone even like playing tennis or doing the group papers.
synonym
1.literal
2.boring