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Accessories Vocabulary
various
various
[Adjective]

several and of different types or kinds

Ex: The store sells various types of fruits and vegetables. 
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bead
bead
[noun]

one of a series of small balls of wood, glass, etc. with a hole in the middle that a string can go through to make a rosary or necklace, etc.

Ex: She carefully threaded each colorful bead onto the string to create a beautiful necklace. 
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gem
gem
[noun]

a precious or semi-precious piece of stone cut and polished to make items of jewelry

Ex: The ring was set with a sparkling gem. 
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eye-catching
eye-catching
[Adjective]

visually striking or captivating

Ex: The eye-catching mural on the building drew in pedestrians from across the street. 
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sophisticated
sophisticated
[Adjective]

having refined taste, elegance, and knowledge of complex matters

Ex: She was a sophisticated traveler, fluent in several languages and accustomed to different cultures. 
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diamond
diamond
[noun]

a naturally occurring, extremely hard crystalline form of carbon, prized as a gemstone

Ex: She wore a necklace with a large diamond. 
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tiara
tiara
[noun]

a piece of jewelry, decorated by gemstones, resembling a small crown worn on the front of the head by women

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gown
gown
[noun]

a long, loose garment worn for formal, official, or ceremonial occasions

Ex: The lawyer put on her gown before the trial. 
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elegance
elegance
[noun]

a quality of grace, style, and refinement in appearance, behavior, or design

Ex: Her gown exuded timeless elegance. 
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grace
grace
[noun]

elegance, beauty, or smoothness in movement or expression

Ex: The ballerina moved with effortless grace. 
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impression

a vivid and distinctive mental image or picture formed in the mind, often based on a particular experience or observation

Ex: The documentary left a strong impression of the beauty and fragility of the natural world. 
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to stand out

to be prominent and easily noticeable

Ex: The glowing neon sign made the cafe stand out among the other businesses on the street. 
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fiery
fiery
[Adjective]

characterized by intensity, passion, or strong emotion

Ex: Despite the disagreement, their discussion remained fiery but respectful. 
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representation

a creation that is a visual or tangible rendering of someone or something

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pearl
pearl
[noun]

a hard shiny piece of mass that is shaped like a ball inside the shell of an oyster and is a highly valuable gem

Ex: She wore a stunning necklace made of perfectly round, lustrous pearls that glimmered in the light. 
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to shine
to shine
[Verb]

to emit or reflect light or brightness

Ex: His shoes were so well-polished that they seemed to shine. 
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to draw attention to {sb/sth}

to make others notice or focus on someone or something

Ex: The teacher drew attention to the important points in the lesson. 
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mystery
mystery
[noun]

something that is hard to explain or understand, often involving a puzzling event or situation with an unknown explanation

Ex: The disappearance of the ship remains a mystery to this day. 
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expression

a specific look on someone's face, indicating what they are feeling or thinking

Ex: Her eyes widened in surprise, an expression that conveyed her shock better than words ever could. 
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durable
durable
[Adjective]

able to resist wear, damage, or decay

Ex: The boots are durable and suitable for rough terrain. 
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valuable
valuable
[Adjective]

worth a large amount of money

Ex: The rare diamond ring is a valuable possession passed down through generations. 
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gemstone
gemstone
[noun]

a crystalline rock that can be cut and polished for jewelry

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to sparkle

to shine with small, bright flashes of light

Ex: The campfire sparkled as the logs crackled and burned. 
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anniversary

the date on which a special event happened in a previous year

Ex: They celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a romantic dinner. 
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pierced
pierced
[Adjective]

having a hole cut through

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maturity
maturity
[noun]

the state and quality of being mentally and behaviorally rational and sensible

Ex: Tom admired his grandfather for his wisdom and maturity, gained through a lifetime of experiences. 
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cherished
cherished
[Adjective]

deeply valued and held in high regard

Ex: The cherished family heirloom was carefully displayed in a glass cabinet. 
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gift
gift
[noun]

something that we give to someone because we like them, especially on a special occasion, or to say thank you

Ex: He put the gift under the Christmas tree. 
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flawless
flawless
[Adjective]

perfect, without any mistakes, faults, or imperfections

Ex: Her flawless performance received a standing ovation from the audience. 
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mythology
mythology
[noun]

a collection of ancient myths, particularly one that belongs to a group of people and their history, etc.

Ex: Greek mythology includes stories of gods, goddesses, and heroes such as Zeus, Athena, and Hercules. 
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jewelry
jewelry
[noun]

objects such as necklaces, bracelets or rings, typically made from precious metals such as gold and silver, that we wear as decoration

Ex: He bought a lovely piece of jewelry for his mother's birthday. 
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touch
touch
[noun]

a subtle amount of something

Ex: Add a touch of salt to the soup. 
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elegance
elegance
[noun]

a quality of grace, style, and refinement in appearance, behavior, or design

Ex: Her gown exuded timeless elegance. 
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to enhance

to better or increase someone or something's quality, strength, value, etc.

Ex: Adding new features can enhance the functionality of a software application. 
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to come in

to be available or exist in a range of types, sizes, colors, or forms

Ex: The phone comes in two storage options. 
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to express

to show or make a thought, feeling, etc. known by looks, words, or actions

Ex: The artist expresses emotions through vibrant colors in her paintings. 
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fascinating
fascinating
[Adjective]

extremely interesting or captivating

Ex: The history of ancient civilizations is endlessly fascinating to archaeologists. 
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social status

position in a social hierarchy

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to display

to publicly show something

Ex: The museum carefully displayed ancient artifacts in glass cases for visitors to admire. 
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beauty
beauty
[noun]

the quality of being attractive or pleasing, particularly to the eye

Ex: The beauty of the sunset left everyone in awe. 
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femininity

the qualities or attributes that are considered to be typical of or suitable for women

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sailor
sailor
[noun]

a person who is a member of a ship's crew

Ex: The sailor's job involves handling ropes and rigging. 
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to drown
to drown
[Verb]

to die from being under water too long

Ex: Despite efforts to rescue him, the swimmer tragically drowned in the river. 
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burial
burial
[noun]

the act of burying a dead body or the ceremony in which a dead body is buried

Ex: The burial took place at sunset in the family cemetery. 
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purpose
purpose
[noun]

the reason or intention for which something is made, done, or used

Ex: The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the upcoming project deadlines. 
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stud
stud
[noun]

a small piece of jewelry with a short metal post that is pierced into a part of the body

Ex: She wore a sparkling diamond stud in her earlobe, adding an elegant touch to her outfit. 
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earlobe
earlobe
[noun]

the soft fleshy part of the external ear

Ex: She tugged nervously at her earlobe while thinking. 
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hoop
hoop
[noun]

a circular earing made of metal or other material

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circle
circle
[noun]

a completely round, plain shape

Ex: She used a compass to draw a small circle on the map. 
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subtle
subtle
[Adjective]

difficult to notice or detect because of its slight or delicate nature

Ex: The artist used subtle brushstrokes to create a sense of depth and movement in the painting. 
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preference

a tendency or predisposition to favor something over other options

Ex: He showed a preference for classical music. 
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daring
daring
[Adjective]

brave enough to take risks and do dangerous things

Ex: She climbed the steep mountain cliff with daring determination. 
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to dangle
to dangle
[Verb]

to hang or swing loosely and freely, especially from one end or point

Ex: The keys dangled from her fingers as she walked down the hallway. 
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