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controversy Word: Controversy Part of Speech: Noun Phonetic Pronunciation: /ˈkɒn.trə.vɜː.si/ Definition: A prolonged public dispute, debate, or contention; disputation concerning a matter of opinion. Etymology: From Latin "controversia," from "contro-" meaning against + "versia," from "versus," past participle of "vertere," meaning to turn. The word originally denoted a turn of argument or a debate. Synonym.. 2024. 2. 8.
empty Word: Empty Part of Speech: Adjective Phonetic Pronunciation: /ˈɛm.pti/ Definition: Containing nothing; not filled or occupied. Etymology: Derived from the Old English word "ǣmtig" or "ǣmetig," meaning "at leisure, not occupied, unmarried," from "ǣmetta," meaning "leisure," which may have been from an old Germanic source. Synonyms: Vacant, void, unoccupied, barren, hollow. Antonyms: Full, filled.. 2024. 2. 8.
numberless Numberless Part of Speech: Adjective Pronunciation: /ˈnʌmbərləs/ Definition: The word "numberless" describes something that is too numerous to be counted, infinite in quantity, or lacking a number. Etymology and Historical Background: The term "numberless" originates from the fusion of "number" (from Latin 'numerus', meaning "a count, number") and the suffix "-less" (indicating absence). Histori.. 2024. 1. 28.
Lead away Phrase Name: Lead awayPart of Speech: Verb phrasePronunciation: /liːd əˈweɪ/Definition: To guide or direct someone in moving away from a place.Synonyms:EscortGuideDirectConductUsherAntonyms:FollowStayRemainHaltStopExample Sentences:The tour guide will lead away the group to the next exhibit.He took her hand to lead her away from the crowd.The officer had to lead away the suspect from the scene.T.. 2024. 1. 28.
confusion Word Name: Confusion Part of Speech: Noun Pronunciation: /kənˈfjuː.ʒən/ Definition: The state of being bewildered or unclear in one’s mind about something. Etymology and Historical Background: The word "confusion" originates from the Latin "confusio," derived from "confusus," the past participle of "confundere," meaning to mix or blend. This reflects the idea of mixing thoughts or ideas in a way.. 2024. 1. 28.
overrule Word: Overrule Part of Speech: Verb Pronunciation: /ˌoʊvərˈruːl/ Definition and Explanation: "Overrule" refers to the action of an authority, usually a judge, to reject or nullify a decision or opinion, especially a lower court's decision or a jury's finding in a legal context. It implies exercising authority to change or reverse a decision based on higher judgment or power. Etymology and Histor.. 2024. 1. 27.
presume Word: Presume Part of Speech: Verb Pronunciation: /prɪˈzjuːm/ Definition and Explanation: "Presume" means to suppose something is the case based on probability, without proof or certain knowledge. It involves making an assumption or educated guess, often based on reasonable evidence or likelihood, but without definite certainty. Etymology and Historical Context: Derived from the Latin "praesumer.. 2024. 1. 27.
debate Word: Debate Part of Speech: Noun, Verb Pronunciation: /dɪˈbeɪt/ Definition and Explanation: As a noun, "debate" refers to a formal discussion on a particular topic in a public meeting or legislative assembly, where opposing arguments are put forward. As a verb, it means to argue about a subject, especially in a formal manner. Debate involves the exchange of diverging or opposite views, typicall.. 2024. 1. 27.
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