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Lesson 4

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Lesson 4

18 Words

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1
lac
ta
tion
Noun

the action of feeding babies from the breast

Breastfeeding, or lactation, is recommended by healthcare professionals as the optimal way to nourish newborns in their early months.

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lactic
lac
tic
Adjective

relating to or derived from milk

She enjoyed the lactic richness of aged cheeses like Parmesan and Gouda.

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momentary
mo
men
ta
ry
Adjective

lasting for only a short period of time

He experienced a momentary feeling of panic when he couldn't find his keys, only to realize they were in his pocket all along.

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momentous
mo
men
tous
Adjective

highly significant or impactful

As the world stood witness to the historic event, the momentous peace agreement was signed, signaling a new era of cooperation and stability in the region.

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momentum
mo
men
tum
Noun

the force or energy that propels a process, idea, or endeavor, enabling it to continue moving, progressing, or gaining strength

The campaign gained momentum after the first success.

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omnipotent
om
ni
po
tent
Adjective

possessing ultimate power or authority

According to the doctrine of many religions, God is considered omnipotent, possessing the ultimate power to create, control, and govern the universe.

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omnipresent
om
nip
re
sent
Adjective

present or existing everywhere

Many religious traditions describe God as omnipresent, existing everywhere and being present in the lives of all beings.

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omniscient
om
nis
cient
Adjective

having unlimited knowledge about everything

In many religious traditions, God is regarded as omniscient, possessing complete knowledge of all beings, events, and circumstances.

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omnivorous
om
ni
vo
rous
Adjective

eating both animals and plants

Bears are known for their omnivorous nature, as they have a diet that includes fish, berries, nuts, and occasionally small mammals.

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u
ni
ta
rian
Noun

a person who believes that God is a singular divine being rather than a Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

The Unitarian spoke passionately about the belief in the unity of God during the religious gathering.

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univocal
u
ni
vo
cal
Adjective

having only a single unmistakable meaning or interpretation

The terms of the contract were carefully drafted to be univocal, ensuring there would be no confusion or misunderstandings.

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unilateral
u
ni
la
te
ral
Adjective

(of an action) taken by only one side or group involved in a situation

In a move that surprised its trading partners, the government imposed a unilateral trade embargo, restricting imports from a specific country without prior negotiation.

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13
an
tiq
ua
ry
Noun

a person who collects, studies, and preserves old and rare books, and other historical objects

As an antiquary, she had a deep appreciation for antique furniture and enjoyed restoring and collecting pieces from different eras.

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14
antiquate
an
tiq
uate
Verb

to give an old look to something

He decided to antiquate the wooden dresser to give it a rustic look.

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antique
an
tique
Adjective

old and often considered valuable due to its age, craftsmanship, or historical significance

With its exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance, the antique furniture in the room added a touch of elegance to the decor.

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dissemble
di
ssem
ble
Verb

to conceal one's true emotions, beliefs, or intentions

She tried to dissemble her disappointment with a forced smile.

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disseminate
di
sse
mi
nate
Verb

to spread information, ideas, or knowledge to a wide audience

Social media has become a powerful tool to disseminate news and information quickly.

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dissemination
di
sse
mi
na
tion
Noun

the action of spreading information or news

Effective dissemination of educational materials can empower individuals and communities to make positive changes.

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