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Beyond Measure!

30 Words

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aggregate
1.
agg
re
gate
Adjective

consisting of several numbers, things, or amounts added together

The aggregated sales data provided a comprehensive overview of the company's performance over the past quarter.

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appreciable
2.
app
re
cia
ble
Adjective

large or significant enough to be noticed or measured

The new policy resulted in an appreciable improvement in employee satisfaction and productivity.

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chronological
3.
chro
no
lo
gi
cal
Adjective

organized according to the order that the events occurred in

The historical events were presented in chronological order.

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commensurate
4.
co
mmen
su
rate
Adjective

suitable in comparison to something else, like quality, extent, size, etc.

Her salary was commensurate with her level of experience and responsibilities.

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copious
5.
co
pious
Adjective

very great in number or amount

After the rainfall, there were copious puddles on the streets.

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coterminous
6.
co
ter
mi
nous
Adjective

equal in meaning, importance, extent, etc.

The two organizations' missions were coterminous, leading to a strong partnership and shared objectives.

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diminutive
7.
di
min
u
tive
Adjective

much smaller than what is normal

The diminutive kitten curled up in the corner, its tiny frame emitting soft purrs.

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ephemeral
8.
e
phe
me
ral
Adjective

lasting or existing for a small amount of time

The joy of childhood is often described as ephemeral, fleeting away as one grows older.

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fleet
9.
fleet
Adjective

moving in a high speed

The fleet deer leaped gracefully through the forest.

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flush
10.
flush
Verb

to experience a reddening of the skin, typically in the face, due to emotions like embarrassment, excitement, or strong reactions

When she received the unexpected compliment, her cheeks flushed with embarrassment.

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modest
11.
mo
dest
Adjective

not boasting about one's abilities, achievements, or belongings

Despite her remarkable talent, she remains modest and never seeks attention or praise.

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pervasive
12.
per
va
sive
Adjective

spreading widely or throughout a particular area or group

The pervasive smell of smoke filled the air after the forest fire.

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prodigious
13.
pro
di
gious
Adjective

impressively great in amount or degree

The earthquake caused a prodigious amount of damage to the city.

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profound
14.
pro
found
Adjective

showing the intensity or greatness of something

The novel had a profound impact on readers, prompting deep reflection on the human condition.

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profuse
15.
pro
fuse
Adjective

existing or occurring in large amounts

The garden was filled with profuse blooms, making it a vibrant and colorful sight.

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rarefied
16.
ra
re
fied
Adjective

having an elevated quality, either morally or intellectually, that is far above the ordinary

The professor's lecture was delivered in a rarefied academic style.

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replete
17.
rep
lete
Adjective

containing an abundance of something

The basket was replete with fresh fruits, ready for the picnic.

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rife
18.
rife
Adjective

widespread and often associated with something harmful or undesirable

Scams are rife during holiday shopping seasons.

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scant
19.
scant
Adjective

barely or not satisfactory in amount

The recipe called for a scant teaspoon of salt to avoid overpowering the dish.

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slight
20.
slight
Adjective

not a lot in amount or extent

She felt a slight breeze on her face as she walked outside.

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celerity
21.
ce
le
ri
ty
Noun

the quality of being fast and swift in movement

The athlete’s celerity on the track earned him a gold medal.

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22.
e
xi
gui
ty
Noun

the quality of lacking in amount

The exiguity of resources made it difficult to complete the project on time.

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gradation
23.
gra
da
tion
Noun

a series of gradual changes or stages, usually indicating a progression or sequence of steps

The report provided a clear gradation of risks from minimal to severe to help inform their mitigation strategies.

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modicum
24.
mo
di
cum
Noun

a relatively small degree of a good and desirable thing

She showed a modicum of patience while waiting for the results.

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paucity
25.
pau
ci
ty
Noun

a lacking amount or number of something

The paucity of evidence made it difficult to prove the case in court.

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raft
26.
raft
Verb

travel by raft in water

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slay
27.
slay
Verb

to intentionally cause someone's death with planning and purpose

The villain plotted to slay the hero in a cunning and deliberate manner.

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surfeit
28.
sur
feit
Verb

to provide in excessive amounts, often leading to discomfort or disgust

He was surfeited with gifts until he could carry no more.

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enumerate
29.
e
nu
me
rate
Verb

to list and determine the quantity or total of something

The scientist enumerated the different species found in the area.

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sound
30.
sound
Noun

anything that we can hear

The sound of birds chirping greeted us as we entered the park.

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