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argument | n | it was a strong argument that his hypothesis was true | a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true | wordnet | [
"evidence",
"determiner",
"pro",
"proof",
"clincher",
"statement",
"case"
] | "it was a strong argument that his hypothesis was true" What is the definition of "argument"? |
argument | n | the argument over foreign aid goes on and on | a discussion in which reasons are advanced for and against some proposition or proposal | wordnet | [
"argumentation",
"debate",
"word"
] | "the argument over foreign aid goes on and on" What is the definition of "argument"? |
argument | n | the editor added the argument to the poem | a summary of the subject or plot of a literary work or play or movie | wordnet | [] | "the editor added the argument to the poem" What is the definition of "argument"? |
framework | n | providing a factual framework for future research | the underlying structure | wordnet | [
"structure",
"fabric"
] | "providing a factual framework for future research" What is the definition of "framework"? |
implement | v | implement a procedure | to apply in a manner consistent with its purpose or design | wordnet | [] | "implement a procedure" What is the definition of "implement"? |
unreliable | s | an unreliable trestle | dangerously unstable and unpredictable | wordnet | [] | "an unreliable trestle" What is the definition of "unreliable"? |
unreliable | a | in the early 1950s computers were large and expensive and unreliable | not worthy of reliance or trust | wordnet | [] | "in the early 1950s computers were large and expensive and unreliable" What is the definition of "unreliable"? |
baffling | s | a baffling problem | making great mental demands | wordnet | [] | "a baffling problem" What is the definition of "baffling"? |
baffling | s | a baffling problem | hard to comprehend or solve or believe | wordnet | [] | "a baffling problem" What is the definition of "baffling"? |
dotted | s | sign on the dotted line | having gaps or spaces | wordnet | [] | "sign on the dotted line" What is the definition of "dotted"? |
insane | a | was declared insane | afflicted with or characteristic of mental derangement | wordnet | [] | "was declared insane" What is the definition of "insane"? |
insane | s | took insane risks behind the wheel | very foolish | wordnet | [] | "took insane risks behind the wheel" What is the definition of "insane"? |
sanctum | n | he withdrew to his sanctum sanctorum , where the children could never go | a place of inviolable privacy | wordnet | [] | "he withdrew to his sanctum sanctorum , where the children could never go" What is the definition of "sanctum"? |
sedative | s | took a hot drink with sedative properties before going to bed | tending to soothe or tranquilize | wordnet | [] | "took a hot drink with sedative properties before going to bed" What is the definition of "sedative"? |
befall | v | He promised that no harm would befall her | to become of | wordnet | [
"hap",
"occur",
"betide"
] | "He promised that no harm would befall her" What is the definition of "befall"? |
befall | v | He promised that no harm would befall her | to happen to | wordnet | [
"hap",
"occur",
"betide"
] | "He promised that no harm would befall her" What is the definition of "befall"? |
sapient | s | a source of valuable insights and sapient advice to educators | acutely insightful and wise | wordnet | [] | "a source of valuable insights and sapient advice to educators" What is the definition of "sapient"? |
significant | a | a significant change in tax laws | important in effect or meaning | wordnet | [] | "a significant change in tax laws" What is the definition of "significant"? |
significant | a | the interaction effect is significant at the .01 level | too closely correlated to be attributed to chance and therefore indicating a systematic relation | wordnet | [] | "the interaction effect is significant at the .01 level" What is the definition of "significant"? |
unconsidered | s | unconsidered words | without proper consideration or reflection | wordnet | [] | "unconsidered words" What is the definition of "unconsidered"? |
rectifier | n | a rectifier of prejudices | a person who corrects or sets right | wordnet | [] | "a rectifier of prejudices" What is the definition of "rectifier"? |
governmental | s | governmental policy | relating to or dealing with the affairs or structure of government or politics or the state | wordnet | [] | "governmental policy" What is the definition of "governmental"? |
manifest | v | The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication | to provide evidence for | wordnet | [
"evidence",
"certify",
"demonstrate",
"testify",
"prove",
"authenticate",
"reflect",
"show",
"condemn",
"showing"
] | "The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication" What is the definition of "manifest"? |
manifest | v | The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication | to stand as proof of | wordnet | [
"evidence",
"certify",
"demonstrate",
"testify",
"prove",
"authenticate",
"reflect",
"show",
"condemn",
"showing"
] | "The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication" What is the definition of "manifest"? |
manifest | v | The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication | to show by ones behavior , attitude , or external attributes | wordnet | [
"evidence",
"certify",
"demonstrate",
"testify",
"prove",
"authenticate",
"reflect",
"show",
"condemn",
"showing"
] | "The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication" What is the definition of "manifest"? |
manifest | s | manifest disapproval | clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment | wordnet | [] | "manifest disapproval" What is the definition of "manifest"? |
circumstantial | s | a circumstantial report about the debate | fully detailed and specific about particulars | wordnet | [] | "a circumstantial report about the debate" What is the definition of "circumstantial"? |
puerile | a | puerile breathing | of or characteristic of a child | wordnet | [] | "puerile breathing" What is the definition of "puerile"? |
puerile | s | puerile jokes | displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity | wordnet | [] | "puerile jokes" What is the definition of "puerile"? |
consideration | n | consideration of the traffic problem took more than an hour | a discussion of a topic as in a meeting | wordnet | [] | "consideration of the traffic problem took more than an hour" What is the definition of "consideration"? |
consideration | n | he showed no consideration for her feelings | kind and considerate regard for others | wordnet | [] | "he showed no consideration for her feelings" What is the definition of "consideration"? |
console | n | the bust of Napoleon stood on a console | an ornamental scroll-shaped bracket especially one used to support a wall fixture | wordnet | [] | "the bust of Napoleon stood on a console" What is the definition of "console"? |
split | n | he demanded his split before they disbanded | a promised or claimed share of loot or money | wordnet | [] | "he demanded his split before they disbanded" What is the definition of "split"? |
split | v | My friend and I split up | to discontinue an association or relation | wordnet | [
"disjointed",
"break",
"disunite",
"parted",
"disassociate",
"disjoint",
"parting",
"splinter",
"dissociate",
"secede"
] | "My friend and I split up" What is the definition of "split"? |
split | v | My friend and I split up | to go different ways | wordnet | [
"disjointed",
"break",
"disunite",
"parted",
"disassociate",
"disjoint",
"parting",
"splinter",
"dissociate",
"secede"
] | "My friend and I split up" What is the definition of "split"? |
split | s | we bought split logs for the fireplace | cut or ripped longitudinally with the grain | wordnet | [] | "we bought split logs for the fireplace" What is the definition of "split"? |
split | s | a split group | having been divided | wordnet | [] | "a split group" What is the definition of "split"? |
split | s | a split group | having the unity destroyed | wordnet | [] | "a split group" What is the definition of "split"? |
dispatch | n | it was done with dispatch | the property of being prompt and efficient | wordnet | [
"expedition",
"rapidness",
"quickness",
"celerity"
] | "it was done with dispatch" What is the definition of "dispatch"? |
silvery | s | singing in her silvery tones | resembling or reminiscent of silver | wordnet | [] | "singing in her silvery tones" What is the definition of "silvery"? |
silvery | s | repeated scrubbings have given the wood a silvery sheen | having the white lustrous sheen of silver | wordnet | [] | "repeated scrubbings have given the wood a silvery sheen" What is the definition of "silvery"? |
silvery | s | silvery hair | of lustrous grey | wordnet | [] | "silvery hair" What is the definition of "silvery"? |
silvery | s | silvery hair | covered with or tinged with the color of silver | wordnet | [] | "silvery hair" What is the definition of "silvery"? |
diagnostic | a | a diagnostic reading test | concerned with diagnosis | wordnet | [] | "a diagnostic reading test" What is the definition of "diagnostic"? |
diagnostic | a | a diagnostic reading test | used for furthering diagnosis | wordnet | [] | "a diagnostic reading test" What is the definition of "diagnostic"? |
diagnostic | s | a diagnostic sign of yellow fever | characteristic or indicative of a disease | wordnet | [] | "a diagnostic sign of yellow fever" What is the definition of "diagnostic"? |
peanut | s | peanut politicians | of little importance or influence or power | wordnet | [] | "peanut politicians" What is the definition of "peanut"? |
peanut | s | peanut politicians | of minor status | wordnet | [] | "peanut politicians" What is the definition of "peanut"? |
faintly | r | between him and the dim light a form was outlined faintly | to a faint degree or weakly perceived | wordnet | [] | "between him and the dim light a form was outlined faintly" What is the definition of "faintly"? |
fuss | n | he did n't want to make a fuss | an angry disturbance | wordnet | [
"trouble",
"disturbance",
"bother"
] | "he did n't want to make a fuss" What is the definition of "fuss"? |
fuss | v | do n't fuss too much over the grandchildren -- they are quite big now | to worry unnecessarily or excessively | wordnet | [
"worry",
"flap",
"niggling",
"scruple",
"fretted",
"pother",
"niggle",
"fret"
] | "do n't fuss too much over the grandchildren -- they are quite big now" What is the definition of "fuss"? |
risky | s | extremely risky going out in the tide and fog | involving risk or danger | wordnet | [] | "extremely risky going out in the tide and fog" What is the definition of "risky"? |
risky | s | anything that promises to pay too much ca n't help being risky | not financially safe or secure | wordnet | [] | "anything that promises to pay too much ca n't help being risky" What is the definition of "risky"? |
impermeable | a | impermeable stone | preventing especially liquids to pass or diffuse through | wordnet | [] | "impermeable stone" What is the definition of "impermeable"? |
sternly | r | ` No , ' she said sternly | with sternness | wordnet | [] | "` No , ' she said sternly" What is the definition of "sternly"? |
sternly | r | ` No , ' she said sternly | in a severe manner | wordnet | [] | "` No , ' she said sternly" What is the definition of "sternly"? |
ostensible | s | His ostensible purpose was charity , his real goal popularity | represented or appearing as such | wordnet | [] | "His ostensible purpose was charity , his real goal popularity" What is the definition of "ostensible"? |
ostensible | s | His ostensible purpose was charity , his real goal popularity | pretended | wordnet | [] | "His ostensible purpose was charity , his real goal popularity" What is the definition of "ostensible"? |
ostensible | s | the ostensible truth of their theories | appearing as such but not necessarily so | wordnet | [] | "the ostensible truth of their theories" What is the definition of "ostensible"? |
triune | s | a triune God | being three in one | wordnet | [] | "a triune God" What is the definition of "triune"? |
triune | s | a triune God | used especially of the christian trinity | wordnet | [] | "a triune God" What is the definition of "triune"? |
pleased | v | he could do many things if he pleased | to be the will of or have the will to | wordnet | [
"please",
"care"
] | "he could do many things if he pleased" What is the definition of "pleased"? |
bedside | n | the doctor stood at her bedside | space by the side of a bed especially the bed of a sick or dying person | wordnet | [] | "the doctor stood at her bedside" What is the definition of "bedside"? |
completely | r | he had filled out the form completely | so as to be complete | wordnet | [] | "he had filled out the form completely" What is the definition of "completely"? |
completely | r | he had filled out the form completely | with everything necessary | wordnet | [] | "he had filled out the form completely" What is the definition of "completely"? |
completely | r | it was completely different from what we expected | to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent whole is often used informally for wholly | wordnet | [] | "it was completely different from what we expected" What is the definition of "completely"? |
morbidly | r | he was morbidly fascinated by dead bodies | in a morbid manner or to a morbid degree | wordnet | [] | "he was morbidly fascinated by dead bodies" What is the definition of "morbidly"? |
distracted | v | The thief distracted the bystanders | to draw someones attention away from something | wordnet | [
"disconcert",
"deflect",
"confuse"
] | "The thief distracted the bystanders" What is the definition of "distracted"? |
lax | s | such lax and slipshod ways are no longer acceptable | lacking in rigor or strictness | wordnet | [] | "such lax and slipshod ways are no longer acceptable" What is the definition of "lax"? |
lax | a | a lax rope | lacking in strength or firmness or resilience | wordnet | [] | "a lax rope" What is the definition of "lax"? |
outfitter | n | an outfitter provided everything needed for the safari | a shop that provides equipment for some specific purpose | wordnet | [] | "an outfitter provided everything needed for the safari" What is the definition of "outfitter"? |
undaunted | s | undaunted in the face of death | resolutely courageous | wordnet | [] | "undaunted in the face of death" What is the definition of "undaunted"? |
implicit | a | an implicit agreement not to raise the subject | implied though not directly expressed | wordnet | [] | "an implicit agreement not to raise the subject" What is the definition of "implicit"? |
implicit | a | an implicit agreement not to raise the subject | inherent in the nature of something | wordnet | [] | "an implicit agreement not to raise the subject" What is the definition of "implicit"? |
implicit | s | implicit trust | being without doubt or reserve | wordnet | [] | "implicit trust" What is the definition of "implicit"? |
gist | n | the gist of the prosecutor 's argument | the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience | wordnet | [
"center",
"nub",
"essence",
"meat",
"marrow",
"sum",
"inwardness",
"pith",
"stuff",
"substance"
] | "the gist of the prosecutor 's argument" What is the definition of "gist"? |
opener | n | she played Chopin for her opener | the first event in a series | wordnet | [] | "she played Chopin for her opener" What is the definition of "opener"? |
nation | n | the Shawnee nation | a federation of tribes especially native american tribes | wordnet | [] | "the Shawnee nation" What is the definition of "nation"? |
stalwart | s | the stalwart citizens at Lexington | dependable | wordnet | [] | "the stalwart citizens at Lexington" What is the definition of "stalwart"? |
stalwart | s | a stalwart knight | used especially of persons | wordnet | [] | "a stalwart knight" What is the definition of "stalwart"? |
stalwart | s | proud of her tall stalwart son | having rugged physical strength | wordnet | [] | "proud of her tall stalwart son" What is the definition of "stalwart"? |
stalwart | s | proud of her tall stalwart son | inured to fatigue or hardships | wordnet | [] | "proud of her tall stalwart son" What is the definition of "stalwart"? |
dispensable | a | dispensable items of personal property | capable of being dispensed with or done without | wordnet | [] | "dispensable items of personal property" What is the definition of "dispensable"? |
wipe | v | wipe the blackboard | to rub with a circular motion | wordnet | [] | "wipe the blackboard" What is the definition of "wipe"? |
sympathetic | a | sympathetic to the students ' cause | expressing or feeling or resulting from sympathy or compassion or friendly fellow feelings | wordnet | [] | "sympathetic to the students ' cause" What is the definition of "sympathetic"? |
sympathetic | a | sympathetic to the students ' cause | disposed toward | wordnet | [] | "sympathetic to the students ' cause" What is the definition of "sympathetic"? |
sympathetic | s | with their many similar tastes , he found her a most sympathetic companion | having similar disposition and tastes | wordnet | [] | "with their many similar tastes , he found her a most sympathetic companion" What is the definition of "sympathetic"? |
sympathetic | s | sympathetic words | showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity | wordnet | [
"benevolent",
"",
"kindly",
"charitable"
] | "sympathetic words" What is the definition of "sympathetic"? |
sympathetic | s | sympathetic vibration | relating to vibrations that occur as a result of vibrations in a nearby body | wordnet | [] | "sympathetic vibration" What is the definition of "sympathetic"? |
implicitly | r | I implicitly trust him | without doubting or questioning | wordnet | [] | "I implicitly trust him" What is the definition of "implicitly"? |
implicitly | r | he implicitly assumes that you know the answer | without ever expressing so clearly | wordnet | [] | "he implicitly assumes that you know the answer" What is the definition of "implicitly"? |
whimsicality | n | I despair at the flightiness and whimsicality of my memory | the trait of acting unpredictably and more from whim or caprice than from reason or judgment | wordnet | [
"arbitrariness",
"whimsy",
"irresponsibility"
] | "I despair at the flightiness and whimsicality of my memory" What is the definition of "whimsicality"? |
inseparably | r | these two are inseparably linked | without possibility of separation | wordnet | [] | "these two are inseparably linked" What is the definition of "inseparably"? |
bruise | v | bruise the berries with a wooden spoon and strain them | to break up into small pieces for food preparation | wordnet | [] | "bruise the berries with a wooden spoon and strain them" What is the definition of "bruise"? |
verbose | s | verbose and ineffective instructional methods | using or containing too many words | wordnet | [
"windy",
"",
"tedious",
"wordy"
] | "verbose and ineffective instructional methods" What is the definition of "verbose"? |
impure | a | impure thoughts | immoral or obscene | wordnet | [] | "impure thoughts" What is the definition of "impure"? |
motion | n | the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise | a change of position that does not entail a change of location | wordnet | [
"flicker",
"standing",
"disturbance",
"straddle",
"stroke",
"jolt",
"lurch",
"jerking",
"reach",
"span",
"sweep",
"squat",
"abduction",
"reciprocation",
"sitting",
"wriggle",
"saccade",
"retraction",
"pitch",
"inclining",
"eversion",
"change",
"kick",
"squirm",
"agita... | "the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise" What is the definition of "motion"? |
motion | n | they were in a state of steady motion | a state of change | wordnet | [] | "they were in a state of steady motion" What is the definition of "motion"? |
motion | n | he made a motion to adjourn | a formal proposal for action made to a deliberative assembly for discussion and vote | wordnet | [] | "he made a motion to adjourn" What is the definition of "motion"? |
immolate | v | immolate the valuables at the temple | to offer as a sacrifice by killing or by giving up to destruction | wordnet | [] | "immolate the valuables at the temple" What is the definition of "immolate"? |
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