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EMI (Lesson 2)
Daunting
Idiocy
EMI (Lesson 2)
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Idiocy
The state of being foolish or lacking intelligence.
A sudden burst of inspiration.
A highly intelligent or clever person.
A type of formal debate.
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Daunting
A type of formal training.
Intimidating or overwhelming.
A sudden burst of creativity.
Extremely easy or simple.
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Goalposts
A type of sports equipment.
A sudden burst of energy.
A rigid or inflexible mindset.
Targets or objectives that are subject to change.
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Plasticity
A rigid or inflexible mindset.
The ability to change or adapt easily.
A type of material used in manufacturing.
A sudden burst of creativity.
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Honing
A sudden burst of energy.
Refining or perfecting something over time.
A type of musical instrument.
The act of ignoring or neglecting something.
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Autonomy
The act of following strict rules without question.
A sudden burst of energy.
A type of formal agreement.
The ability to make decisions and act independently.
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Holistic
A type of financial investment.
A casual conversation or chat.
A sudden burst of creativity.
Considering something as a whole rather than its individual parts
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Mundane
A sudden and unexpected event.
A type of exotic food.
Ordinary, dull, or lacking excitement.
Extremely rare or unique.
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Cynical
Distrustful or skeptical of others' motives.
A sudden and unexpected event.
A type of formal agreement.
Extremely optimistic or hopeful.
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Sugarcoating
Making something seem more positive or pleasant than it really is.
A formal process of evaluation.
A type of cooking technique.
The act of criticizing someone harshly.
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Mentored
Guided or advised by someone more experienced.
The act of ignoring or neglecting someone.
A type of artistic expression.
A sudden burst of energy.
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Conscientious
Diligent, thorough, and careful in one's work.
A type of formal agreement.
A sudden and unexpected event.
Extremely careless or negligent.
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Smooth-sailing
A sudden and unexpected event.
A type of sailing technique.
Progressing easily without problems or difficulties.
A formal process of evaluation.
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Pompous
Overly self-important or arrogant.
Extremely humble or modest.
A sudden burst of laughter.
A type of decorative clothing.
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Pigeonhole
The act of categorizing someone in a fixed, often oversimplified way.
A type of birdhouse.
A sudden burst of creativity.
A formal document or contract.
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Acquaintances
A type of formal business document.
People one knows slightly but not as close friends.
A long-term friendship or partnership.
A group of experts in a particular field.
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Nuances
Subtle differences or distinctions in meaning, tone, or expression.
Lasting for a long time or extended in duration.
The quality of being honest and truthful.
A sudden burst of energy or emotion.
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Breakdowns
A type of vehicle repair.
Failures or collapses in communication or relationships.
A celebration or festive event.
A sudden increase in productivity.
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Appraisals
Formal evaluations or assessments of performance.
A type of financial investment.
A sudden burst of creativity.
A casual conversation or chat.
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Detrimental
A type of financial investment.
Causing harm or damage.
A sudden burst of energy.
Extremely beneficial or helpful.
