overwrought
[Adjective]
emotionally distressed and worked up
Ex: The overwrought parents anxiously waited for news about their child .
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overweight
[Adjective]
weighing more than what is considered healthy or desirable for one's body size and build
Ex: Many people struggle with losing weight once they become overweight due to unhealthy eating habits .
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overweening
[Adjective]
having too much pride or confidence in oneself
Ex: They resented his overweening belief that he was always right .
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[noun]
someone who is in a position of power, especially in the past
Ex: During the empire , the emperor was considered the ultimate overlord.
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to overrun
[Verb]
to invade or overwhelm with a large number, surpassing defenses
Ex: The protesters aimed to overrun the government buildings , demanding political change .
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Sign inardent
[Adjective]
showing a great amount of eagerness
Ex: His ardent commitment to fitness motivated everyone at the gym .
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Sign inardor
[noun]
deep and passionate love or affection for someone
Ex: The couple 's ardor for each other never faded , even after decades of marriage .
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[Adjective]
requiring a lot of mental effort and hard work
Ex: The research became an arduous job .
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Sign ininedible
[Adjective]
not capable of being eaten or is not safe for consumption
Ex: We found an inedible plant in the garden and decided to remove it for safety reasons .
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[Adjective]
so intense that it cannot be adequately expressed in words
Ex: The novel 's final scene left readers with ineffable sorrow that no paragraph could fully convey .
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[Adjective]
not effective in achieving the intended purpose
Ex: The policy changes implemented by the organization were considered inefficacious, as employee morale continued to decline .
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inevitable
[Adjective]
unable to be prevented
Ex: With tensions escalating between the two countries , war seemed inevitable.
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[Adjective]
constantly traveling to different locations, particularly due to work
Ex: Despite the challenges , his peripatetic work allowed him to gain diverse experiences .
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[Adjective]
relating or belonging to the edge or outer section of something
Ex: The peripheral sections of the museum house lesser-known artworks that still hold significant cultural value .
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