to sever
/ˈsɛvɝ/
verbcut off from a whole
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1. The speedy rollout confuse customers and severed trust with employees.
2. One swift snap to the back of the head and the spine is severed.
3. One swift snap to the back of the head and the spine is severed.
4. Sever your ties with your cable or satellite provider.
5. Sever all contact with your lover.
severance
/ˈsɛˌvɝəns/, /ˈsɛvɹəns/
nounthe act of severing
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1. We perseverate our severance.
2. And severance packages are great.
3. Did you consider the severance question?
4. Base any severance package on company policy, not personal feelings.
5. Give huge severance.
severely
/səˈvɪɹɫi/
adverbvery badly or to a serious extent
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1. The infrastructure, the electrical infrastructure in Puerto Rico was severely destroyed.
2. Seriously, one in your lungs can severely restrict your blood flow to the body.
3. This condition can severely impact your quality of life.
4. Lack of protein in the diet severely impacts your hair, skin, and weight.
5. Practices like monocropping, synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, and intensive tillage, have severely degraded one third of our soils globally.
unavoidable
/ˌənəˈvɔɪdəbəɫ/
adjectiveimpossible to avoid or evade
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1. Some waste in day to day life is just unavoidable.
2. Threads are unavoidable.
3. Desperate mission to become unavoidable.
4. It's unavoidable.
5. It's unavoidable.
unassailable
/ˌənəˈseɪɫəbəɫ/
adjectivewithout flaws or loopholes
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1. They have no unassailable claim to place.
2. The dimensions of the ABS chassis are unassailable.
3. So we must maintain defenses of unassailable strength.
4. But, Alabama does have one unassailable claim to barbecue fame, Northern Alabama White Sauce.
5. And City now have an unassailable lead perhaps!
unassuming
/ˌənəˈsumɪŋ/
adjectivenot arrogant or presuming
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1. It's unassuming.
2. It's really unassuming.
3. - It's very subtle, unassuming.
4. It's kind of unassuming.
5. Be unassuming.
unfavorable
/ˌənˈfeɪvɝəbəɫ/
adjectivenot encouraging or approving or pleasing
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1. In unfavorable conditions, female kangaroos can pause their pregnancies.
2. It's unfavorable.
3. So that's unfavorable.
4. That was unfavorable antibonding.
5. It's unfavorable.
compliance
/kəmˈpɫaɪəns/
nounthe act of following rules or regulations
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1. The second part of the story is compliance with medication.
2. Compliance becomes very simple.
3. Compliance is hugely important.
4. But PCI compliance.
5. The Chief Rabbi checks production for compliance.
compliant
/kəmˈpɫaɪənt/
adjectivewillingly obeying rules or doing what other people demand
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1. Their CM6 enterprise NVME SSDs are PC express 4.0 and NVME 1.4 compliant.
2. I'm compliant.
3. If so, then they're compliant.
4. - She's so compliant.
5. My knees were completely compliant.
compliment
/ˈkɑmpɫəmɛnt/
nouna comment on a person's looks, behavior, achievements, etc. that expresses one's admiration or praise for them
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1. On top of that, Bertha’s friends would fuss over him as a toddler and compliment his skin wherever he went.
2. Compliment their footwear.
3. Compliment her appearance.
4. Compliment his outfit.
5. Compliment his appearance.
to affiliate
/əˈfɪɫiˌeɪt/, /əˈfɪɫiət/
verbjoin in an affiliation
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1. so I can just put A-C one space, affiliate commissions.
2. So the next income stream off of that point is affiliate links.
3. And so for my channel and my business, affiliate income makes up a reasonably hefty chunk of it.
4. So affiliate income is very interesting for that.
5. What is affiliate marketing?
affiliation
/əˌfɪɫiˈeɪʃən/
nounproductive or conducive to producing in abundance
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1. I have no affiliation with it-- S-T-I-C-K-K dot com.
2. Some of us had no affiliation to any political party.
3. It was taking the beginner Gracie University course, no affiliation, amazing course, really cool guys.
4. Private practice groups can have an affiliation with an academic center or community hospital.
5. I have two affiliations.
cosmopolitan
/ˌkɑzməˈpɑɫətən/
adjective*** (of a plant or animal) found all over the world
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1. The cosmopolitan is well aware of differences.
2. These cities were rather cosmopolitan.
3. - I'm cosmopolitan now.
4. The bourgeoisie has, through its exploitation of the world market, given a cosmopolitan character to production and consumption in every country.
5. So, the cosmopolitans had a very different worldview.
mystic
/ˈmɪstɪk/
adjectivehaving an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding
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1. And the Mystics will do very well.
2. But mystics have been studying it for thousands of years.
3. The Mystic is a pretty mysterious guy.
4. Now, when the mystic part of me jabbers on and on like this, the warrior rolls her eyes.
5. Art boys are beautiful, mystic, loving.
emblem
/ˈɛmbɫəm/
nouna special design or sign that represents a nation, monarchy, etc.
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1. And remove the Confederate battle emblem.
2. An empty diary became an emblem of deformity.
3. Their herringbone emblem only has two sections.
4. The emblem is a yellow pentagram star on a blue circular shield.
5. The emblem consists of a red circle with the Sisserou parrot and 10 lime green stars in a circular pattern around the parrot.
emblematical
/ˌɛmbəlmˈæɾɪkəl/
adjectiveserving as a visible symbol for something abstract
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to emblazon
/ɛmˈbɫeɪzən/
verbdecorate with heraldic arms
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1. [Piano Music Swells] Emblazoned on the device is the squadron emblem.
2. With the date July Fourth boldly emblazoned on The Declaration, July 4th quickly surpassed July second and become the celebrated day of American Independence.
3. He'll be emblazoned in history as an embarrassment and disgrace.
4. Now, you can see it everywhere, emblazoned across films, TV channels and theme parks.
5. She wore a V-neck, gray T-shirt emblazoned with the college's name and tiger mascot.