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rarefied
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aggregate
agregado

agregado

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/ˈæɡɹəɡeɪt/, /ˈæɡɹəɡət/, /ˈæɡɹəɡɪt/
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consisting of several numbers, things, or amounts added together

synonymaggregated
synonymaggregative
synonymmass
aggregate
appreciable
apreciable

apreciable

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/əˈpɹiʃəbəɫ/
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large or significant enough to be noticed or measured

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The renovations made an appreciable difference in the home's overall value and appearance.
The new policy resulted in an appreciable improvement in employee satisfaction and productivity.
Her efforts led to an appreciable change in the community’s attitude toward environmental issues.
chronological
cronológico

cronológico

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/ˌkɹɑnəˈɫɑdʒɪkəɫ/
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organized according to the order that the events occurred in

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The historical events were presented in chronological order.
The museum exhibit showcased artifacts in chronological order, illustrating the development of civilization.
The biography was organized in chronological order, tracing the subject's life from birth to death.
chronological
commensurate
proporcional

proporcional

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/kəˈmɛnsɝət/, /kəˈmɛnsɝɪt/
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suitable in comparison to something else, like quality, extent, size, etc.

antonymincommensurate
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His job title is commensurate with his extensive expertise in the field.
Her salary was commensurate with her level of experience and responsibilities.
The quality of the product is commensurate with its high price.
copious
copioso

copioso

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/ˈkoʊpiəs/
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very great in number or amount

synonymample
synonymplenteous
synonymplentiful
synonymrich
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The historian found copious records detailing the events of the ancient civilization.
After the rainfall, there were copious puddles on the streets.
The artist had a copious supply of paint to complete the large mural.
copious
coterminous
colindante

colindante

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/kˈoʊɾɚmˌɪnəs/
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equal in meaning, importance, extent, etc.

synonymcoextensive
synonymconterminous
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The deadlines for the grant application and the funding period were coterminous, aligning both processes efficiently.
The territory of the ancient kingdom was coterminous with the modern state's borders, reflecting historical continuity.
The terms of the lease and the building's occupancy were coterminous, meaning both would end simultaneously.
diminutive
diminuto

diminuto

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/dɪˈmɪnjətɪv/
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much smaller than what is normal

synonymbantam
synonymflyspeck
synonymlilliputian
synonymmidget
synonympetite
synonymtiny
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He found a diminutive frog hopping along the path during his nature walk.
The diminutive flower bloomed delicately in the garden, adding a touch of color to the landscape.
She wore a diminutive pendant around her neck, a cherished keepsake from her grandmother.
diminutive
ephemeral
efímero

efímero

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/ɪˈfɛmɝəɫ/
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lasting or existing for a small amount of time

synonymfugacious
synonympassing
synonymshort-lived
synonymtransient
synonymtransitory
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His fame was ephemeral, quickly fading after his brief moment in the spotlight.
The artist's work was meant to be ephemeral, designed to vanish with the tide.
The popularity of the trend was ephemeral, quickly replaced by the next big thing.
ephemeral
fleeting
efímero

efímero

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/ˈfɫitɪŋ/
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continuing or existing for a very short amount of time

synonymfugitive
synonymmomentaneous
synonymmomentary
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The scent of the flowers was fleeting, lingering only briefly in the air.
The photographer captured the fleeting moment when the butterfly landed on the flower.
The sense of calm was fleeting, disrupted by the sound of approaching thunder.
fleeting
flush
forrado

forrado

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/ˈfɫəʃ/
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possessing a great amount of riches

synonymaffluent
synonymloaded
synonymmoneyed
synonymsubstantial
synonymwealthy
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The new tech startup quickly became flush with cash following a successful round of venture capital funding.
The flush bank account allowed them to make substantial investments in real estate and other ventures.
Their flush financial situation enabled them to contribute generously to various charitable causes.
modest
pequeña cantidad

pequeña cantidad

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/mɑdəst/
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rather small in amount, extent, size, value, etc.

synonymminor
synonympocket-size
synonympocket-sized
synonymsmall
synonymsmall-scale
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Their apartment was modest in size, but it was cozy and well-organized.
She wore a modest dress to the event, which was both elegant and understated.
They enjoyed a modest meal, consisting of simple but delicious homemade dishes.
pervasive
penetrante

penetrante

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/pɝˈveɪsɪv/
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spreading or existing throughout something, and usually unpleasant

synonympermeant
synonympermeating
synonympermeative
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The pervasive smell of smoke filled the air after the forest fire.
Social media's pervasive influence on modern culture is undeniable.
The pervasive use of plastic has led to environmental concerns about pollution and waste.
prodigious
enorme

enorme

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/pɹəˈdɪdʒəs/
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impressively great in amount or degree

synonymcolossal
synonymstupendous
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The earthquake caused a prodigious amount of damage to the city.
His prodigious memory allows him to recall vast amounts of information.
The factory’s output has increased to a prodigious level this year.
prodigious
profound
profundo

profundo

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/pɹoʊˈfaʊnd/
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showing the intensity or greatness of something

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The beauty of the sunset was so profound that it took her breath away.
The earthquake caused profound damage to the city, leaving many buildings in ruins.
The novel had a profound impact on readers, prompting deep reflection on the human condition.
profound
profuse
(abundante)

(abundante)

profuso

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/pɹəfˈjus/
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existing or occurring in large amounts

synonymexuberant
synonymlush
synonymluxuriant
synonymriotous
profuse
rarefied
rarificado

rarificado

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/ˈɹɛɹəfaɪd/
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(of the oxygen level in the air) containing a lower-than-average amount of oxygen

synonymrare
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The rarefied environment at the mountaintop led to a dramatic decrease in available oxygen.
The rarefied atmosphere of the observatory was essential for accurate astronomical observations.
The climbers struggled to breathe in the rarefied air at the summit of Mount Everest.
replete
repleto

repleto

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/ɹiˈpɫit/
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containing an abundance of something

synonyminstinct(p)
synonymreplete(p)
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An array of international dishes made the buffet replete with flavors.
The basket was replete with fresh fruits, ready for the picnic.
The library, replete with rare books, was a treasure trove for researchers.
rife
abundante

abundante

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/ˈɹaɪf/
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containing a large amount of something that is usually unpleasant

synonymoverabundant
synonymplethoric
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Gossip was rife in the office after the sudden departure of the manager.
The city streets were rife with potholes, making driving a frustrating experience.
The report indicated that the town was rife with corruption and unethical practices.
scant
escaso

escaso

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/ˈskænt/
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barely or not satisfactory in amount

synonymlight
synonymscant(p)
synonymshort
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The report provided scant information about the upcoming changes.
They had a scant supply of resources left for the project.
The recipe called for a scant teaspoon of salt to avoid overpowering the dish.
slight
(leve)

(leve)

ligero

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/ˈsɫaɪt/
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not a lot in amount or extent

synonymlittle(a)
antonymmuch
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The difference in taste between the two brands of coffee was only slight.
She felt a slight breeze on her face as she walked outside.
There was only a slight increase in the price of groceries this month.
slight
celerity
celeridad

celeridad

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/səˈɫɛɹəti/
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the quality of being fast and swift in movement

synonymquickness
synonymrapidity
synonymrapidness
synonymspeediness
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With remarkable celerity, the car sped through the finish line.
The athlete’s celerity on the track earned him a gold medal.
The software update was applied with impressive celerity, minimizing downtime.
exiguity
exigüidad

exigüidad

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/ɛɡzɪɡjˈuːɪɾi/
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the quality of lacking in amount

synonymleanness
synonymmeagerness
synonymmeagreness
synonympoorness
synonymscantiness
synonymscantness
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Due to the exiguity of funds, the company had to delay the expansion.
The exiguity in the data provided led to incomplete conclusions in the research study.
Despite the exiguity of their budget, the volunteers managed to make a significant impact.
gradation
gradación

gradación

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/ɡɹeɪˈdeɪʃən/
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a series of gradual changes or stages, usually indicating a progression or sequence of steps

synonymgraduation
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The artist used a subtle gradation of colors to create a sense of depth in the painting.
Students are assessed on a letter grade scale that represents a gradation of competency from A to F.
Gradations in color from pale to rich represent different pigment densities in a painting.
modicum
un mínimo de

un mínimo de

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/ˈmɑdɪkəm/
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a relatively small degree of a good and desirable thing

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The restaurant offers a modicum of charm, but the service could be improved.
She showed a modicum of patience while waiting for the results.
He has a modicum of talent for painting, though he mostly keeps it as a hobby.
paucity
escasez

escasez

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/ˈpɔsəˌti/
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a lacking amount or number of something

synonymdearth
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The paucity of information in the report led to numerous questions from the board.
Her frustration grew because of the paucity of support from her colleagues.
There was a clear paucity of fresh produce at the local market.
raft
montón

montón

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/ˈɹæft/
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people or things in high numbers or amounts

synonymbatch
synonymdeal
synonymflock
synonymgood deal
synonymgreat deal
synonymhatful
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The company faced a raft of challenges due to the sudden market changes.
The festival was attended by a raft of people from different cities and countries.
She received a raft of emails after her article was published online.
slew
montón

montón

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/ˈsɫu/
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something in large amounts or numbers

synonymbatch
synonymdeal
synonymflock
synonymgood deal
synonymgreat deal
synonymhatful
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The politician faced a slew of questions during the press conference.
The company received a slew of applications for the open position.
The new movie generated a slew of buzz on social media before its release.
surfeit
exceso

exceso

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/ˈsɝfət/
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something that is excessive in amount

synonymexcess
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After the holiday feast, we had a surfeit of leftovers that lasted for days.
She experienced a surfeit of emails after her job posting went viral.
The festival was criticized for the surfeit of commercial stalls overshadowing the cultural exhibits.
to enumerate
enumerar

enumerar

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/ɪˈnumɝˌeɪt/
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to mention things individually

synonymitemise
synonymitemize
synonymrecite
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During the meeting, the manager will enumerate the company's goals for the next quarter.
The professor took a moment to enumerate the key points of the lecture for the students.
To ensure clarity, the speaker began to enumerate the rules of the game.

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to sound
sondear

sondear

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to use a special equipment to measure the depth of something, particularly a body of water

synonymfathom
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The researchers will sound the well to determine its water level.
To ensure safe navigation, the sailors will sound the harbor entrance.
The fisherman sounded the pond to find the best spot to cast his line.

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pattern

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