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View by: All |Definitions only | Smart Words| Meaning: | Limit to move freely |
| Sounds Like: | Pamper (to treat with extreme indulgence) |
| Imagine This: | Parents who pamper their child too much will limit the child to mature naturally. |
| Meaning: | Without a plan or a direction |
| Looks Like: | Happy_hazard |
| Imagine This: | The teens have a happy time in a party and got drunk. They did not want to lost the direction and become hazards on the road, so they plan to call a taxi. |
| Other Forms: | Haphazardly (adv.); Haphazardness (noun) |
| Meaning: | A lengthy and loud public speech |
| Sounds Like: | Her_rang |
| Imagine This: | Knowing that her speech was long and boring, the professor rang her bell, and she let her students have a short break. |
| Other Forms: | Harangue (verb) |
| Meaning: | A shelter; or a place to give protection |
| Sounds Like: | Harbor (a safe place for ships to dock) |
| Imagine This: | When the storm strike the coast, the coast guard advise all the boats to stay docked inside the harbor. |
| Remember This: | Harboring a fugitive is a violation of law. |
| Other Forms: | Harborage (noun) |
| Meaning: | Able to endure hardship |
| Sounds Like: | Hard_die → die-hard → hard to kill |
| Imagine This: | The U.S. Marines are trained to survive in hostile and harsh conditions, they are made to die-hard. |
| Remember This: | To conserve water during the hot summer, it is wise to landscape your yards with “hardy� plants, which are drought resistant. |
| Other Forms: | Hardiness (noun); Hardily (adv.) |