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View by: All |Definitions only | Smart Words| Meaning: | To get away from the main subject |
| Looks Like: | Di_progress |
| Imagine This: | If you are defocus and constantly move away from the main subject during your study, you are getting away from making progress. |
| Other Forms: | Digression (noun); Digressive (adjective); Digressively (adverb) |
| Meaning: | Causing delay |
| Sounds Like: | Dilate_tory |
| Imagine This: | The doctor dilates your eye in order to examine inside the eye.After your eye is dilated, it delays the eye to get back to normal. |
| Other Forms: | Dilatory (adverb) |
| Meaning: | Hardworking |
| Sounds Like: | Deli_gent → Deli_gentleman |
| Imagine This: | The owner of the deli shows care and hard work to operate the shop.Customers call him the Deli Gentleman because he is also very caring and gentle just like a gentleman. |
| Other Forms: | Diligence (noun) |
| Meaning: | A lack of harmony; disagreement |
| Looks Like: | Dis_(ac)cord → not_in harmony or agreement; Dis_ A prefix meaning not or apart |
| Remember This: | Accord → A popular Japanese car model, meaning harmony. |
| Other Forms: | Discordant (adjective); Discordantly (adverb) |
| Meaning: | A speech or lecture |
| Looks Like: | Disclosure (To make known or open to view; expose) |
| Imagine This: | The professors disclosed information about their research findings and exchange ideas with their students during lecture. |
| Other Forms: | Discourse (verb) |