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Daemon wrote:enliven(verb) To make lively or spirited. Synonyms: animate, invigorateUsage: They found her a charming companion, and her dancing and laughter...did much to enliven their journey and keep them contented.
… Pets enliven their happy tails when they encounter their owners.
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…. There is a worldwide shortage of justice , but this can change when those who care about fairness pursue justice through lawful and just means , on a daily basis.
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Those who have made the unfortunate mistake of taking daredevil style selfies did not always live to see their pictures.
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Daemon wrote:TextingText messages are brief written messages exchanged between mobile phones or other mobile communications devices. Texting originated in the 1990s with the Short Message Service (SMS), a system that supports messages of up to 160 characters, and has since become a global phenomenon. With billions of texters around the world, texting has created new forms of interaction and has had a wide social impact that extends to language, crime, and politics. What was the first text message ever sent? More...
… NEVER TEXT & DRIVE !
DO NOT WALK WHILE TEXTING !
Leave yourself some text-free time everyday , for peace of mind. :)
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Daemon wrote:gullet(noun) The passage between the pharynx and the stomach. Synonyms: esophagus, gorgeUsage: The bird gave a gulp, and I felt the stone pass along its gullet and down into its crop.
… Swallowing an extra large ice cube , in whole condition , can make the gullet feel quite uncomfortable.
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Daemon wrote:deprecatory(adjective) Tending to diminish or disparage. Synonyms: belittling, slightingUsage: He depresses me by his abject submission and deprecatory self-abasement when he fears he has gone too far.
… It is unacceptable to make deprecatory remarks about someone merely based upon their race or ethnicity.
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Daemon wrote:elusion(noun) The act of avoiding capture (especially by cunning). Synonyms: slipUsage: There was not much time, however, for thought or elusion, and she yielded as calmly as she could to the necessity of letting him overtake her.
… The famous Sherlock Holmes was not always successful in elusion when Prof. Moriarty was being cunning with his fellow criminals.
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Daemon wrote:housebound(adjective) Confined to one's home, as by illness. Synonyms: shut-inUsage: My mom says that I am housebound for as long as I have the chickenpox.
….. Whenever severe weather is expected , the news crews and weather-people usually admonish the public to check-in on those who are housebound .
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Daemon wrote:Of all the liars in the world, sometimes the worst are your own fears. Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) …. * * Fears make the unprovable seem plausible. * *
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Daemon wrote:fritter(verb) Spend frivolously and unwisely. Synonyms: fool away, dissipate, shootUsage: Our English youth fritters away its time in idleness and pleasure-seeking.
…. Upon gaining instant wealth , through an inheritance or a lottery winning ,too many people fritter away their monies.
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