Total English Advanced "Unit 6 - Lesson 3" Vocabulary

charisma

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a compelling charm or attractiveness that inspires devotion and enthusiasm in others

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His charisma made him a popular leader among his peers.

She captivated the audience with her undeniable charisma.

elusive

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difficult to grasp mentally

to infect

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to corrupt or influence someone or something with a particular idea, belief, or ideology, often in a contagious or spreading manner

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earshot

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the range or distance within which a sound or voice can be heard

charismatic

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having an appealing and persuasive personality that attracts and influences others

inspirational

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providing motivation, encouragement, enthusiasm, or a sense of purpose

dignified

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displaying calmness and seriousness in a manner that deserves respect

undignified

aloof

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unfriendly or reluctant to socializing

idealistic

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believing that good things can happen or perfection can be achieved, while it is nearly impossible or impractical

tireless

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able to work continuously without becoming exhausted

trustworthy

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able to be trusted or relied on

untrustworthy

resolute

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showing determination or a strong will in pursuing a goal or decision

irresolute

to waver

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to move in a rhythmic or repetitive pattern that rises and falls

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approachable

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friendly and easy to talk to, making others feel comfortable and welcome in one's presence

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corrupt

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using one's power or authority to do illegal things for personal gain or financial benefit

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nondescript

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lacking in the qualities that make something or someone stand out or appear special, often appearing plain or ordinary

down to earth

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/dˌaʊn tʊ ˈɜːθ/

Approving

Idiom

(of a person) not showing pretentious behavior

What is the origin of the idiom "down to earth" and when to use it?

The idiom "down to earth" originated in the late 19th century and is used in various contexts, such as when discussing someone's personality, character traits, or demeanor. It is particularly used to praise individuals who maintain a realistic perspective, exhibit humility, and are relatable to others.

gravitas

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a sense of seriousness, dignity, or importance that commands respect and attention from others

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