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SENSE

  • SENSUALITY = CARNALITY (the expression or suggestion of physical, especially sexual, pleasure or satisfaction)

  • sensationalism // SENSATIONALIZE

  • SENSORY // SENSORIAL

  • EXTRA-SENSORY

  • INSENSATE

  • SENSUOUS

  • SENSUALLY

  • DESENSITIZATION

  • INSENSITIVE

  • senseless

  • SENSIBILITY // INSENSIBLE

  • Hypersensitive

  • HYPERSENSITIZE

  • SUPERSENSITIVITY

  • ULTRA-SENSITIVE

  • NO-NONSENSE

  • NONSENSICAL

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suckle

out of the mouths of babes (and sucklings): used when a small child has just said something that seems very wise or clever

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SOFT

  • SOFTLY-SOFTLY : If you take a softly-softly approach, you try to solve a problem in a quiet and reasonable way.

  • SOFTENED

  • SOFT-CENTRED

  • SOFT-BOILED

  • SOFT-SOAP

  • SOFTHEAD = a silly or stupid person.

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WISE

  • WORDLY-WISE : experienced in the ways in which people behave and able to deal with most situations

  • WISDOM

  • WISECRACK

  • EDUCATION-WISE

  • BUDGET-WISE

  • WISEACRE = SMART ALEC

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extricate: free sb from a crime

inextricable

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bridge

unbridgeable: (of a gap or difference) not able to be bridged or made less significant

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join

unjoined

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paring

cheeseparing

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tight

tightwad: a person who is not willing to spend money

tightfist

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skin

skinflint: a person who is unwilling to spend money

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body

disembody: (of a sound) lacking any obvious physical source

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unify

disunity

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freak

freakishly: very unusual, strange, or unexpected

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idiom

idiosyncratic:

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CONGRUENT

incongruously: in a way that is not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects of something

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ball

oddball: (of behaviour ) unusual and strange

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odd

odds-on: thought most likely to happen, succeed, or do a particular thing

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spoil

spoilsport: a person who behaves in a way that spoils others' pleasure, especially by not joining in an activity

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sack

sad-sack: boring and never likely to be successful

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joy

killjoys

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beat

offbeat: unusual and strange and therefore surprising or noticeable

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single

singularity

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fosil

fosillation

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foul

foul-up: a mistake

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precise

imprecision

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miscue

mistake

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misstep

a clumsy or badly judged step

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oversight

an unintentional failure to notice or do something

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pose

malapropism: the mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one, often with an amusing effect (e.g. ‘dance a flamingo’ instead of flamenco).

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boy

schoolboy error: basic error

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robe

wardrobe malfunction: an instance of a person accidentally exposing an intimate part of their body as a result of an article of clothing slipping out of position

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own

self-own: to say or do something that makes you unintentionally embarrass yourself or harm yourself in some way

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hang

low-hanging fruit: something that is easy to obtain, achieve, or take advantage of

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user

user-friendliness

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rare

rarefied: distant from the lives and concerns of ordinary people; esoteric

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push

pushover: something that is easy to do or to win, or someone who is easily persuaded or influenced or defeated

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idiot

idiot-proof

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fool

foolhardy: recklessly bold or rash

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easy

easy-breezy

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easy

Easy-care clothes do not need special treatment when they are washed.

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cake

cakewalk: an absurdly or surprisingly easy task

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convert

unconverted: not having adopted a different religion, belief, or practice

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flow

free-flowing: able to move without anything stopping it/ happening or done in a continuous and natural way

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solicit

indifference: insouciance

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lay

laid-back: relaxed and easy-going

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nerve

nerve-racking: causing stress or anxiety

unnerving: causing one to lose courage or confidence; disconcerting

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nail

nail-biting situation: very exciting or worrying because you do not know how it will end

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frigid

sangfroid

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possess

self-possessed: calm, confident, and in control of one's feelings; composed

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flap

unflappable: having or showing calmness in a crisis

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ruffle

unruffled: calm

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grotto

grotesque

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bend

hell-bent: Stubbornly and often recklessly determined or intent

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militant

super-militant: extremely active and determined, and often too willing to use force or appear violent

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smash

smashmouth: characterized by brute force without finesse

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will

self-willed: determined to do what you want without caring about other people

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CALCANEUS

recalcitrant: disobedient

recalcitrance

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doubt

redoubtable: formidable

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strong

headstrong: cứng đầu

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boil

hardboiled: used to describe a typical character from this style of story, who is strong and determined and shows little emotion:

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wool

dyed-in-the-wool: someone has very strong beliefs that are unlikely to change

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adamant

adamantine: utterly unyielding or firm in attitude or opinion

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sit

insidiously

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grain

ingrained

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computer

computer-illiterate

computation

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rate

prorate: Calculate or distribute something proportionately

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number

number-cruncher: a person or computer that performs mathematical work involving large amounts of information or numbers

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commute

non-commutativity: doesnt give the same answers

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grid

multigrid (method)

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on

always-on

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fragment

defragment

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drop

dropdown menu: a list of choices on a computer screen that is hidden until you choose to look at it

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finger

fat-fingered: type (something) inaccurately

used to refer to clumsy or inaccurate typing

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hack

hacktivism: the activity of getting into computer systems without permission in order to achieve political aims

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cottage

telecottaging: the activity of working from a telecottage(an office, usually in a village, provided with computers and electronic communications equipmen)

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type

touch-type: type using 10 fingers

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touch

touchstone: an established standard or principle by which something is judged.

touch-sensitive: Devices (such as phones or computer screens) that allow instructions to be given by touching areas on them

touchless: controlled by movement or sound

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up

one-upmanship: the art or practice of outdoing or keeping one jump ahead of a friend or competitor

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trick

one-trick pony: someone or something that is only good for one particular purpose, or at doing one particular thing

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one

one-time

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super

insuperable: impossible to overcome

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plan

open-plan: has few or no walls inside, so it is not divided into smaller rooms

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truth

post-truth: relating to a situation in which people are more likely to accept an argument based on their emotions and beliefs, rather than one based on facts

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cognition

cognoscenti: sb who is well-informed in one area