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Emoji
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#11995
🔍
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specifically
/spəˈsɪfɪkli/
adverb
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in a clear and exact way
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He was specifically asked to handle the finances. |
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explicitly, clearly, particularly, definitively
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vaguely, generally
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specifically asked, specifically designed, specifically mentioned
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#11996
🤏
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squeeze
/skwiːz/
verb
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squeezed
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squeezed
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squeezes
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squeezing
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to press something firmly, especially from all sides in order to extract or compress it
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She squeezed the toothpaste to get the last bit. |
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press, compress, crush, squish
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release, loosen, uncompress
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squeeze the juice, squeeze in, squeeze the life out of
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#11997
🔲
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square
/skwɛə(r)/
noun
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a shape with four equal straight sides and four right angles
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The table has a square shape. |
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rectangle, quadrilateral
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circle, triangle
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square shape, square table, square room
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#11998
🌸
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spring
/sprɪŋ/
noun
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the season between winter and summer when plants begin to grow
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Flowers bloom in the spring. |
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season, time of growth, rebirth
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winter, autumn
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spring flowers, spring break, spring rain
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#11999
👐
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spread
/sprɛd/
verb
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spread
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spread
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spreads
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spreading
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to open or extend something over an area
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She spread the blanket on the grass for a picnic. |
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distribute, scatter, extend, stretch
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gather, collect
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spread out, spread the word, spread a rumor
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#12000
📍
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spot
/spɒt/
noun
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a particular place or position
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I found a great spot for a picnic in the park. |
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location, place, area, position
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void, space, gap
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hot spot, tourist spot, perfect spot
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#12001
⚽
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sport
/spɔːt/
noun
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an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment
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Football is a popular sport around the world. |
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game, activity, competition, exercise
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inactivity, laziness
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team sport, competitive sport, individual sport
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#12002
🗣️
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spokesman
/ˈspəʊksmən/
noun
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a person who speaks on behalf of others, especially for a group or organization
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The spokesman addressed the crowd during the rally. |
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representative, delegate, spokesman, ambassador
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opponent, adversary
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chief spokesman, official spokesman, media spokesman
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#12003
✂️
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split
/splɪt/
verb
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split
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split
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splits
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splitting
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to divide or separate into parts or groups
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He split the log in two with an axe. |
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divide, separate, break, sever
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join, unite
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split up, split the difference, split second
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#12004
🕊️
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spiritual
/ˈspɪrɪtʃuəl/
adjective
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relating to or affecting the human spirit or soul
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She practices spiritual meditation every morning. |
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sacred, holy, ethereal, divine
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material, physical
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spiritual journey, spiritual awakening, spiritual beliefs
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#12005
👻
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spirit
/ˈspɪrɪt/
noun
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the non-physical part of a person, regarded as their true self
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Her spirit remained unbroken despite the hardships. |
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soul, essence, heart, life force
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body, material
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free spirit, strong spirit, team spirit
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#12006
💸
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spending
/ˈspɛndɪŋ/
noun
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the act of paying money for goods or services
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Her spending on clothes was higher than expected. |
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expenditure, outlay, payment, cost
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savings, thrift
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high spending, government spending, reckless spending
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#12007
💸
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spend
/spɛnd/
verb
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spent
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spent
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spends
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spending
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to use money to buy or pay for something
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He spent all his money on books. |
Spend time wisely |
Use your time effectively
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expend, pay, invest, consume
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save, keep
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spend money, spend time, spend energy
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#12008
🏎️
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speed
/spiːd/
noun/verb
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sped
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sped
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speeds
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speeding
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the rate at which something moves or happens
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The car was moving at high speed. |
In the fast lane |
Living or working in a fast-paced environment
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velocity, pace, rate, momentum
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slowness, delay
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high speed, top speed, speed limit, speed up
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#12009
🗣️
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speech
/spiːʧ/
noun
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the expression of thoughts and feelings through spoken words
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The president delivered a speech on national unity. |
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talk, address, oration, lecture
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silence, quiet
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give a speech, make a speech, political speech
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#12010
🎵
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song
/sɔːŋ/
noun
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a short piece of music with words that are sung
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She sang a beautiful song at the concert. |
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melody, tune, ballad, anthem
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silence, quiet
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popular song, love song, sing a song
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#12011
👩⚕️
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specialist
/ˈspɛʃəlɪst/
noun
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a person who is an expert in a particular area or field
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She is a specialist in pediatric medicine. |
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expert, professional, authority, consultant
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novice, amateur
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medical specialist, technical specialist, subject specialist
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#12012
🎤
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speaker
/ˈspiːkər/
noun
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a person who speaks or talks, especially as an occupation
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The speaker delivered an inspiring speech at the conference. |
public speaker |
a person who gives speeches in front of an audience
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orator, lecturer, presenter, talker
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listener, audience
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motivational speaker, guest speaker, public speaker, keynote speaker
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#12013
🗣️
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speak
/spiːk/
verb
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spoke
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spoken
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speaks
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speaking
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to say something in order to convey information or express feelings
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She speaks five languages fluently. |
speak out |
to express one's opinion clearly and openly
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talk, converse, utter, communicate
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be silent, mute, keep quiet
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speak up, speak to, speak about, speak highly
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#12014
🇪🇸
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spanish
/ˈspænɪʃ/
adjective
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relating to Spain or the Spanish language
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She is fluent in Spanish and French. |
in Spanish |
said in the Spanish language
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Hispanic, Iberian
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non-Spanish, English
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Spanish language, Spanish culture, Spanish cuisine
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#12015
🚀
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space
/speɪs/
noun
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a continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied
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There was enough space for everyone in the room. |
outer space |
the region beyond Earth's atmosphere
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area, room, extent, volume
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crowded, occupied, tight
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personal space, empty space, outer space, living space
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#12016
🌍
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soviet
/ˈsoʊ.vi.ət/
adjective
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relating to the Soviet Union or its government
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The Soviet era saw significant changes in Eastern Europe. |
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communist, socialist, USSR-related
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capitalist, democratic
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Soviet government, Soviet Union, Soviet ideology
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#12017
🌎
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southern
/ˈsʌðərn/
adjective
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located in or facing the south; southern regions
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She moved to a southern city for work. |
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southernmost, southward, lowland
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northern, northernmost
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southern states, southern hemisphere, southern part
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#12018
⏬
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south
/saʊθ/
noun/adjective
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the direction towards the bottom of a map, opposite to north
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The sun rises in the east and sets in the south. |
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down, southern
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north, up
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south of, southern hemisphere, south pole, travel south
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#12019
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source
/sɔːrs/
noun
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a place, person, or thing from which something originates or is obtained
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The internet is a vast source of information. |
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origin, supplier, reference, cause
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destination, result, consequence
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source of information, primary source, reliable source, energy source
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#12020
🍲
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soup
/suːp/
noun
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a liquid dish, typically made with meat, vegetables, or legumes, and often served hot
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She made a delicious tomato soup for dinner. |
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broth, stew, chowder, consommé
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solid food, dry
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chicken soup, vegetable soup, hot soup, bowl of soup
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#12021
🕊️
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soul
/soʊl/
noun
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the spiritual or immaterial part of a person, often thought of as eternal
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She believed her soul would live on after death. |
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spirit, essence, psyche, heart
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body, flesh, material
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soul mate, sell one's soul, lost soul, tortured soul
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#12022
🔀
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sort
/sɔːrt/
verb
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sorted
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sorted
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sorts
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sorting
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to arrange or categorize something
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Please sort the files by date. |
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arrange, categorize, organize, classify
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disorder, scatter
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sort out, sort through, sort by
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#12023
😔
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sorry
/ˈsɔːri/
adjective
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feeling regret or sympathy
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She felt sorry for what had happened. |
I'm sorry! |
an expression of apology or regret
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apologetic, regretful, remorseful, contrite
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happy, glad
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sorry for, sorry about, deeply sorry
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#12024
⏳
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soon
/suːn/
adverb
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in a short time; shortly
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I will be home soon. |
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shortly, promptly, quickly, in no time
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later, delayed
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soon enough, come soon, very soon
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