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She accepted the job offer with alacrity, eager to start the new role. start learning
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The firefighter handled the dangerous situation with great aplomb. start learning
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The manager's calm explanation did little to assuage the employees' fears about layoffs. alleviate relieve help soothe mitigate ease start learning
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The sunny weather was an auspicious start to their wedding day. start learning
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The conversation was so banal that I nearly fell asleep start learning
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The nation's bellicose posture worried its neighbors. aggressive militant hostile belligerent warlike start learning
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I appreciated her candor, even though the truth was hard to hear. start learning
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The weather was capricious, changing from sunny to stormy in minutes. volatile unpredictable changeful start learning
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He agreed to the plan, but with the caveat that they would review the budget in one month. start learning
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After being misled once, he became very circumspect about new business offers. cautious careful wary start learning
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She presented a cogent argument that was impossible to refute. compelling convincing conclusive start learning
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The detective pondered the conundrum of how the thief could have escaped a locked room. start learning
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The young knight bowed his head in deference to the queen. start learning
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While the film was entertaining, it was also didactic, with a clear moral message about greed. start learning
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The committee was made up of people with disparate backgrounds, from artists to scientists. start learning
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Różny, zasadniczo różny, niepowiązany ze sobą
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The agency's job is to disseminate public health information start learning
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rozpowszechniać też rozsiewać
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Forgetting to thank the host was an egregious error in etiquette. start learning
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articulate outspoken vocal. Martin Luther King Jr. was an eloquent speaker who moved millions with his words. start learning
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bring together, organize, close ranks We have to organize and fight for our rights. start learning
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zjednoczyć, zorganizować, zewrzeć szeregi
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Could you elucidate your theory? I don't quite understand it. start learning
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She faced the crisis with remarkable equanimity. start learning
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The new road construction will only exacerbate the city's traffic problems. start learning
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He was being facetious when he said he would run for president start learning
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Their fortuitous meeting at the airport led to a lifelong friendship start learning
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Furtive: The thief cast a furtive glance over his shoulder. shady sly stealthy sneaky shifty clandestine start learning
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The garrulous taxi driver talked nonstop during the entire ride start learning
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: The blooming of crocuses is a harbinger of spring start learning
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In the Greek tragedy, the hero's downfall was caused by his hubris. start learning
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His idiosyncratic habit of wearing mismatched socks made him memorable. start learning
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Idiosynkratyczny, specyficzny, charakterystyczny, ekscentryczny
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The beauty of the sunset over the ocean was ineffable. start learning
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The inexorable march of time waits for no one. start learning
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Her ingenuous question showed that she had no hidden motives. naive guileless, genuine start learning
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The disease is insidious, spreading slowly and without symptoms in its early stages. start learning
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Despite his high fever, he was surprisingly lucid. start learning
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He was magnanimous in victory, praising his opponent's efforts. start learning
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jak miód na me serce np śpiew
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Wearing a helmet can mitigate the risk of head injury. start learning
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Whether he would have won the race is a moot point, as he was disqualified. start learning
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She had only a nebulous idea of what she wanted to do after college. ambiguous cryptic obscure dark vague mysterious start learning
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He tried to act nonchalant, but I could tell he was nervous. start learning
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Zaciemniać, ukryć np prawdę
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The king's advisor was an obsequious man who agreed with everything his ruler said. start learning
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It's a paradox that social media, which is meant to connect people, often makes them feel more isolated. start learning
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The politician used many pejorative terms to describe immigrants. He was clearly xenophobic.: The word "coward" is a pejorative term. start learning
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The perspicacious detective was able to solve the crime with very few clues. start learning
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She managed to placate the angry customer by offering a full refund start learning
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The precocious child was reading chapter books by the age of four. start learning
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Przedwczesny, naddto rozwinięty
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He has a proclivity for telling stories, so you can't always believe everything he says. start learning
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Although they divorced years ago, she still felt a deep rancor towards her ex-husband. start learning
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The recalcitrant teenager refused to do his chores. start learning
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The villagers sought advice from the sagacious old woman start learning
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He remained sanguine about their chances of success, despite the recent setbacks. start learning
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