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to gesticulate
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application
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to exude
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exuberant
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precision
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aquatic
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aqueduct
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/ɹiˈvaɪz/, /ɹɪˈvaɪz/
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to make changes to something, especially in response to new information, feedback, or a need for improvement

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Scientists may revise research findings after reviewing additional data.
The teacher allowed students to revise their essays after the class discussion brought new perspectives to light.
The author decided to revise the manuscript based on the editor's suggestions.

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/ɹɪvˈɪsəl/
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the act or process of reviewing and making changes or corrections to a text or plan

synonymrescript
synonymrevise
synonymrevision
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The play's director requested a revisal of certain scenes to enhance the emotional impact on the audience.
Before the book's publication, a thorough revisal was conducted to ensure accuracy and coherence.
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/dʒɛstˈɪkjʊlˌeɪt/
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to convey meaning or emphasize ideas through physical gestures or movements

synonymgesture
synonymmotion
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The presenter would often gesticulate to highlight important points in her speech.
Lost in a foreign city, he tried to gesticulate his questions to locals, hoping for understanding.
to gesticulate
to gesture
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/ˈdʒɛstʃɝ/
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to express a meaning with a movement of the hands, face, head, etc.

synonymgesticulate
synonymmotion
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During the negotiation, they gestured towards the proposed terms on the whiteboard.
As a sign of respect, he gestured with a slight bow when greeting the elders.
She gestured towards the exit to indicate where the meeting would take place.

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to gesture
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/ˈæpɫəkəbəɫ/
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relevant to someone or something in a particular context or situation

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These principles are applicable across various industries and disciplines.
The safety guidelines are applicable to all employees working in hazardous environments.
The discount is only applicable to items purchased before the end of the month.
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/ˌæpɫəˈkeɪʃən/
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the act of utilizing something effectively for a specific purpose or task

synonympractical application
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The artist's unique application of colors and textures gave the painting a three-dimensional feel.
Her application of the scientific method to the experiment ensured accurate results.
to exude
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/ɪɡˈzud/
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to discharge a substance, especially in small amounts or droplets

synonymexudate
synonymooze
synonymooze out
synonymtransude
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Certain types of rocks exude oil when put under intense pressure.
The cactus has the ability to exude moisture during the driest conditions, sustaining itself in the desert.
exuberant
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/ɪɡˈzubɝənt/
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filled with lively energy and excitement

synonymebullient
synonymhigh-spirited
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Her exuberant personality lit up the room, bringing smiles to everyone's faces.
The children's exuberant laughter echoed throughout the park as they played.
At the concert, the band's exuberant performance had everyone on their feet, singing along.
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/pɹiˈsɪʒən/
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being able to do something the same way every time, without errors

synonympreciseness
antonymimpreciseness
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Mechanics need precision to make sure cars run the same way after each repair.
In cooking, using the same amount of an ingredient every time shows precision.
aquatic
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/əˈkwætɪk/, /əˈkwɑtɪk/
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related to or adapted for living or functioning in water

antonymterrestrial
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Whales, though mammals, are highly adapted to their aquatic environment, with streamlined bodies and flippers.
Scientists are researching the effects of pollution on aquatic life, noting the decline in certain species over the years.
The aquarium showcased a wide variety of aquatic creatures, from colorful fish to mesmerizing jellyfish.
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/ˈækwəˌdəkt/
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a channel or pipeline used to transport water over a long distance, usually from a remote source to a town or city

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The city's modern aqueduct system ensures a constant supply of fresh water even during the dry season.
When the aqueduct was damaged, the villagers had to rely on local wells for their daily water needs.
What is an "aqueduct"?

An aqueduct is a structure designed to transport water from one location to another, usually over long distances. It often consists of a series of channels or pipes, sometimes elevated on arches or bridges, to carry water across valleys or obstacles. Aqueducts are commonly used in agriculture, urban areas, and for irrigation, ensuring a reliable water supply. They can be made from various materials, including stone, concrete, or metal, and are important for delivering water to communities and supporting agricultural activities.

aqueduct
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/ˈeɪkwiəs/
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relating to, resembling, or composed of water

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Aqueous environments, like ponds and lakes, support a rich diversity of life.
Her eyes had an almost aqueous shine to them, reflecting the light beautifully.
Certain medications are better absorbed in the body when taken in aqueous form.
subaquatic
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/sˌʌbəkwˈæɾɪk/
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relating to organisms or plants that live or function both on land and in water

synonymsemiaquatic
dexterity
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/dɛkˈstɛɹəti/, /dɛkˈstɛɹɪti/
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the ability to use one's hands or body skillfully and quickly to perform tasks

synonymmanual dexterity
synonymsleight
dexterous
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/dˈɛkstɚɹəs/
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skillful or quick in using one's hands or body

synonymdeft
dexterous
inception
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/ˌɪnˈsɛpʃən/
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the starting point of an activity or event

synonymorigin
synonymorigination
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The technology behind smartphones has evolved drastically from its inception to its current state.
The project faced challenges from its inception, requiring constant adaptation.
inception
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/ɪnsˈɛptɪv/
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marking the beginning or start of something

synonyminchoative
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The company's inceptive product laid the foundation for a range of innovative gadgets.
The inceptive stages of the project were filled with enthusiasm and fresh ideas.
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/ˈɑpjəɫəns/
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wealth or affluence, especially when displayed in a showy manner

synonymluxuriousness
synonymluxury
synonymsumptuousness
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The opulence of the royal palace was evident in its gold-trimmed walls and lavish furnishings.
Tourists often visit the city to witness the opulence of its historic mansions and estates.
The movie aimed to depict the opulence of the 1920s, showcasing luxurious fashion and grand events.
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/ˈɑpjəɫənt/
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showy and luxurious in appearance

synonymdeluxe
synonymgilded
synonymgrand
synonymlush
synonymluxurious
synonymprincely
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The opulent palace was adorned with intricate gold decorations and marble statues.
The opulent hotel offered guests personalized butler service and exclusive spa treatments.
He lived an opulent lifestyle, owning multiple yachts and vacation homes.
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