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View by: All |Definitions only | Smart Words| Meaning: | Bitterness of speech or manner; ill feeling |
| Sounds Like: | Acrid (corrosive; bitter)_money; Acre_money |
| Imagine This: | Two developers are arguing over the money for an acre of land. The arguments are full of anger and bitterness. |
| Other Forms: | Acrimonious (adjective); Acrimoniously (adverb) |
| Meaning: | Resistant to change; firm in purpose |
| Sounds Like: | A_damn_ant |
| Imagine This: | A stubborn ant is blocking traffic. Other ants shout, “Move, you damn ant! |
| Other Forms: | Adamantly (adverb) |
| Meaning: | Add beauty or ornament to something |
| Sounds Like: | Adore (admire); A dorm |
| Imagine This: | Won’t you adore your girlfriend if she dresses up nicely and puts on cosmetics and beautiful ornaments? College students usually like dorms that are beautifully decorated. |
| Other Forms: | Adornment (noun) |
| Meaning: | Clever; skillful |
| Sounds Like: | A_droid (robot) |
| Remember This: | The famous robots, 3PO and R2-D2 from Star Wars.These sophisticated robots are very skillful with their hands. |
| Other Forms: | Adroitness (noun); Adroitly (adverb) |
| Meaning: | An opponent; a foe; an enemy |
| Sounds Like: | Anniversary |
| Imagine This: | During the D-Day anniversary (the landing of the Allied forces on Normandy Beach in World War II), the old surviving soldiers still clearly remember how they bravely fought to defeat their enemy. |
| Remember This: | Adverse means contrary or opposite. |
| Other Forms: | Adverse |