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Adulation: (aj-uh-ley-shuh[image]n) n. excessive adoration or admiration
Justine was the subject of nonstop adulation on her wedding day. |
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Ephemeral: (ih-fem-er-uh[image]l) adj. lasting a short time
My ephemeral vacation was over before I knew what happened. |
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Marginal: (mahr-juh-nl) adj. On edge or border
My new house has a marginal strip of beach along one side of the property. |
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Licentious: (lahy-sen-shuh[image]s) adj. Unrestrained by law or morality
The licentious sheriff chased women and broke all of his own laws. |
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Didactic: (dahy-dak-tik) adj. Inclined to teach or lecture too much
The professor's didactic speaking style put the class to sleep. |
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