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Noun > Transparency

11/01/2024 frank

Noun > Transparency 1 (noncount) : the quality of being transparent: such as a : the quality that makes it possible to see through something the transparency of a piece of glass b : the quality that makes something obvious Read More …

Verb > Uproot

11/01/2024 frank

Verb > Uproot (+ object) 1 : to pull (a plant and its root) completely out of the ground uproot a vine Many trees were uprooted by the storm. 2 : to remove (something) completely Will we ever be able Read More …

Noun > Merchandise

08/01/2024 frank

Noun > Merchandise (noncount) somewhat formal goods that are bought and sold We sell quality merchandise. The merchandise will arrive by truck at noon. He’s developed his own brand of merchandise.

Phrasal Verb > Prop up

08/01/2024 frank

Phrasal Verb > Prop up 1 : prop up (something) or prop (something) up : to stop (something) from falling or slipping by placing something under or against it We propped up the fence with long boards. 2 : prop Read More …

Adjective > Elusive

08/01/2024 frank

Adjective > Elusive 1 : hard to find or capture elusive creatures The solution remains elusive. The truth may prove elusive. 2 : hard to understand, define, or remember an elusive concept/idea/name — elusively adverb — elusiveness noun (noncount) the Read More …

Noun > Workout

04/01/2024 frank

Noun > Workout (count) a period of physical exercise that you do in order to improve your fitness, ability, or performance The team had a good workout at practice today. Her workout includes running on the treadmill and lifting weights.

Idiom > Pour your heart out

04/01/2024 frank

Idiom > Pour your heart out to speak very freely to someone about your private and most deeply felt emotions He’ll pour his heart out to anyone who will listen.

Vocabulary > What is the difference between wide and broad?

04/01/2024 frank

Vocabulary > What is the difference between wide and broad? Something that is wide or broad measures a large distance from one side to the other. You can say that something such as a street or river is wide. Broad Read More …

Adjective > Nutritious

03/01/2024 frank

Adjective > Nutritious (more nutritious; most nutritious) having substances that a person or animal needs to be healthy and grow properly : promoting good health and growth highly nutritious salad greens The food was both nutritious and delicious.

Adjective > Stale

03/01/2024 frank

Adjective > Stale 1 a : of food : no longer good or appealing : no longer fresh stale food stale bread 1 b : not clean, clear, or pure : having an unpleasant taste or smell stale air/water a Read More …