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Emoji
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#6271
🛡️
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panoply
/ˈpæn.ə.pli/
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A complete or impressive collection of things; a full set of armor.
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The museum displayed a panoply of ancient weapons. |
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array, display, exhibition, collection, spectacle
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fragment, portion, part
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panoply of options, panoply of ideas, panoply of services
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#6272
❓
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paradox
/ˈpærədɒks/
noun
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A statement or situation that seems contradictory but may reveal a deeper truth.
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It is a paradox that computers make our lives easier but also more stressful. |
the paradox of choice |
The idea that having too many options can make decision-making harder.
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contradiction, puzzle, irony, anomaly
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certainty, consistency
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strange paradox, apparent paradox, central paradox, paradox of choice
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#6273
🌴
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paradise
/ˈpærədaɪs/
noun
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An ideal or perfect place of happiness; often thought of as heaven.
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The tropical island felt like a true paradise. |
lost paradise |
A once perfect place or condition that no longer exists.
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heaven, utopia, bliss, haven, Eden
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hell, misery
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tropical paradise, lost paradise, earthly paradise, desert paradise
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#6274
📊
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paradigmatic
/ˌpærəˈdɪɡmətɪk/
adjective
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Serving as a typical example or model of something.
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Her success story is paradigmatic of the opportunities education can provide. |
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exemplary, typical, standard, representative
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atypical, abnormal
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paradigmatic case, paradigmatic example, paradigmatic shift
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#6275
🔄
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paradigm
/ˈpærədaɪm/
noun
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A typical example or pattern of something; a model.
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The company shifted its business paradigm to embrace digital transformation. |
paradigm shift |
A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.
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model, pattern, example, framework, template
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anomaly, deviation
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paradigm shift, cultural paradigm, scientific paradigm, business paradigm
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#6276
📖
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parable
/ˈpærəbl/
noun
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A simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson.
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Jesus often taught using a parable to convey deeper truths. |
the parable of the prodigal son |
A biblical story teaching forgiveness and repentance.
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allegory, fable, tale, story, lesson
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fact, reality
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biblical parable, moral parable, teaching parable, famous parable
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#6277
📜
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papyrus
/pəˈpaɪrəs/
noun
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An ancient writing material made from the pith of the papyrus plant; also refers to the plant itself.
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The ancient scroll was written on papyrus. |
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paper, scroll, manuscript, reed paper
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digital text, parchment
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papyrus scroll, ancient papyrus, papyrus document, papyrus plant
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#6278
⛪
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papacy
/ˈpeɪpəsi/
noun
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The office or authority of the Pope in the Roman Catholic Church.
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The papacy played a significant role in medieval European politics. |
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pontificate, popehood, papal office, Vatican authority
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laity, secular power
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rise of papacy, papacy authority, papacy history, papacy role
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#6279
🥫
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pantry
/ˈpæntri/
noun
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A small room or cupboard where food, dishes, and kitchen supplies are stored.
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She stocked the pantry with fresh groceries for the week. |
bare pantry |
A pantry that has little or no food left.
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larder, cupboard, storeroom, food closet, kitchen storage
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empty room, open shelf
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stock the pantry, empty pantry, pantry shelves, pantry door
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#6280
🔭
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pantoscope
/ˈpæntəˌskoʊp/
noun
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An optical instrument that provides a wide or panoramic view.
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The scientist used a pantoscope to observe the entire horizon. |
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panoramic viewer, wide-angle lens, optical scope, viewer
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narrow view, limited scope
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use pantoscope, pantoscope device, wide pantoscope, pantoscope lens
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#6281
🎭
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pantomime
/ˈpæntəmaɪm/
noun
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A type of theatrical performance using gestures and movements without spoken words; in Britain, a musical comedy play for families performed at Christmas.
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The children enjoyed the Christmas pantomime at the local theater. |
pantomime villain |
A stereotypical, exaggeratedly evil character in a story or play.
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mime, drama, play, performance, spectacle
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speech, dialogue
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Christmas pantomime, pantomime show, pantomime tradition, pantomime performance
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#6282
🏛️
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pantheon
/ˈpæn.θi.ən/
noun
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All the gods of a religion collectively; a building dedicated to all gods.
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The Roman Pantheon is one of the best-preserved ancient temples. |
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temple, shrine, sanctuary, deities
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atheism, secularism
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Roman Pantheon, Greek pantheon, pantheon of gods
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#6283
🌌
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pantheism
/ˈpæn.θi.ɪ.zəm/
noun
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The belief that God and the universe are identical, or that everything is a manifestation of God.
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Spinoza’s philosophy is often associated with pantheism. |
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naturalism, monism, cosmotheism
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theism, atheism
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pantheism belief, pantheism philosophy, pantheism concept
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#6284
📸
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panoramic
/ˌpæn.əˈræm.ɪk/
adjective
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Giving a wide view of an extensive area in all directions.
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The hotel offers panoramic views of the ocean. |
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wide, extensive, sweeping, broad
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narrow, limited
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panoramic view, panoramic shot, panoramic picture
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#6285
🌄
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panorama
/ˌpæn.əˈræm.ə/
noun
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An unbroken view of the whole region surrounding an observer.
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From the hilltop, we enjoyed a breathtaking panorama of the city. |
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view, vista, prospect, scene, outlook
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obstruction, blockage
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panorama of the city, wide panorama, breathtaking panorama
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#6286
🏰
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paly
/ˈpeɪli/
adjective
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striped with different colors, usually used in heraldry
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The knight’s shield was decorated with paly stripes of red and gold. |
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striped, banded, streaked, barred
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plain, solid
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paly shield, paly pattern, paly design, coat paly
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#6287
😱
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panic
/ˈpænɪk/
noun/verb
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panicked
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panicked
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panics
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panicking
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a sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety causing irrational behavior
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The crowd panicked when the fire alarm went off. |
panic attack |
a sudden episode of intense fear or anxiety
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fear, alarm, dread, hysteria, terror
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calm, composure, tranquility
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panic attack, mass panic, cause panic, widespread panic
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#6288
💔
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pang
/pæŋ/
noun
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a sudden sharp feeling of pain or emotional distress
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She felt a pang of guilt after the argument. |
pang of guilt |
a sudden sharp feeling of guilt
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ache, twinge, sting, spasm, cramp
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comfort, ease, relief
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pang of guilt, pang of hunger, pang of regret
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#6289
🪑
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panel
/ˈpænəl/
noun
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a group of people gathered to discuss, judge, or advise on a particular topic
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The panel of judges announced the winner of the competition. |
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committee, board, jury, group, council
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individual, person
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panel discussion, expert panel, panel of judges, solar panel
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#6290
👏
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panegyric
/ˌpænəˈdʒɪrɪk/
noun
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a formal speech or piece of writing in praise of someone or something
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The author wrote a panegyric on the bravery of the soldiers. |
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eulogy, praise, tribute, commendation, acclaim
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criticism, condemnation, censure
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deliver a panegyric, glowing panegyric, panegyric speech
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#6291
🙇
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pander
/ˈpændər/
verb
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pandered
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pandered
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panders
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pandering
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to indulge or exploit the weaknesses, desires, or immoral tendencies of others
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The politician was accused of pandering to voters' fears. |
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to cater to someone's weaknesses or desires, often in a negative way
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cater, indulge, gratify, exploit, appease
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ignore, confront, resist
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pander to desires, pander to fears, shamelessly pander, pander to audience
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#6292
😱
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pandemonium
/ˌpændəˈmoʊniəm/
noun
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Wild and noisy disorder or confusion; uproar.
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When the concert was canceled, pandemonium broke out among the crowd. |
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chaos, uproar, turmoil, commotion, mayhem
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order, calm, peace
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complete pandemonium, cause pandemonium, scenes of pandemonium
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#6293
🌍
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pandemic
/pænˈdɛmɪk/
noun
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An outbreak of a disease that occurs on a global scale.
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The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world dramatically. |
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epidemic, outbreak, plague, global disease
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endemic, local outbreak, containment
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global pandemic, pandemic crisis, pandemic response
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#6294
🩺
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pancreas
/ˈpæŋkriəs/
noun
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A gland in the abdomen that produces insulin and digestive enzymes.
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The pancreas plays a vital role in digestion and blood sugar regulation. |
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gland, organ, endocrine gland, digestive organ
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none, null
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pancreas function, pancreas cancer, pancreas transplant
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#6295
✨
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panache
/pəˈnæʃ/
noun
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Distinctive and stylish elegance or flair.
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She performed the role with great panache. |
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flair, style, elegance, confidence, flamboyance
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awkwardness, dullness, clumsiness
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act with panache, display panache, great panache
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#6296
💊
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panacea
/ˌpænəˈsiːə/
noun
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A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.
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Education is often seen as a panacea for social problems. |
panacea for all ills |
A universal remedy for every problem or difficulty.
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cure-all, remedy, solution, elixir, magic bullet
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problem, disease, issue
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universal panacea, panacea for problems, panacea for all ills
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#6297
🌎
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Pan-American
/ˌpæn.əˈmer.ɪ.kən/
adjective
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relating to all the countries of North, Central, and South America
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The Pan-American Games bring together athletes from across the continent. |
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inter-American, continental, hemispheric
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regional, local
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Pan-American Games, Pan-American Highway, Pan-American countries
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#6298
🍳
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pan
/pæn/
noun, verb
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panned
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panned
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pans
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panning
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a shallow container used for cooking; also means to criticize severely (verb)
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She cooked the eggs in a frying pan. |
pan out |
to turn out or result in a certain way
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frying pan, skillet, criticize, roast
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praise, compliment
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frying pan, pan out, pan for gold, roasting pan
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#6299
✍️
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pamphleteer
/ˌpæm.fləˈtɪər/
noun, verb
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pamphleteered
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pamphleteered
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pamphleteers
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pamphleteering
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a person who writes or distributes pamphlets, often to promote a political or social cause
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In the 18th century, many pamphleteers influenced public opinion. |
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writer, activist, propagandist, campaigner
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listener, reader
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political pamphleteer, radical pamphleteer, famous pamphleteer
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#6300
📄
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pamphlet
/ˈpæm.flət/
noun
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a small booklet or brochure containing information or arguments about a subject
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The health department distributed a pamphlet about nutrition. |
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brochure, leaflet, booklet, circular, handout
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book, volume
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distribute pamphlet, health pamphlet, campaign pamphlet, educational pamphlet
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