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(see ate) |
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elicit |
evoke, extract, draw out |
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illicit |
illegal |
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elude |
(see allude) |
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elusive |
difficult to describe, evasive |
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Example: |
The point of the novel is elusive to me. |
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illusive |
plausible or possible; deceptive |
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Example: |
She had the illusive dream of finding happiness by traveling. (plausible, possible) |
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Example: |
She had an illusive idea that she was qualified for the job. (deceptive, delusional) |
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emigrate |
to exit one country in order to live in another country |
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immigrate |
to enter a new country to live |
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empathy |
to understand another's feelings |
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sympathy |
to feel compassion or sadness for another |
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ensure |
(see assure) |
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epic |
saga |
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epoch |
a period of time, an age |
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(see air)
every day each day
Example: I learn something new every day. everyday ordinary
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