Flashcard #15

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miffed

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to be offended

Sentence: She was miffed when her colleague took credit for her idea.

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memorable

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worth remembering, notable

Sentence: Their wedding was a memorable event that everyone will cherish.

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mimicry

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a way of imitating

Sentence: The comedian's mimicry of famous actors had the audience laughing.

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misleading

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leading in the wrong direction, deceptive

Sentence: The advertisement was misleading, making it seem like the product was much better than it actually was.

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to mitigate

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to lessen, make or become less severe

Sentence: Taking the medicine helped mitigate the symptoms of the cold.

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to mock

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to ridicule or expose to scorn

Sentence: The children mocked their classmate for his unusual accent.

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moderation

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avoiding excesses or extremes

Sentence: Eating in moderation is key to maintaining a healthy diet.

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momentous

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very important, of great moment

Sentence: The momentous decision to move to a new city changed her life.

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mundane

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ordinary, everyday

Sentence: He found his daily routine quite mundane and was looking for a new challenge.

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munificent

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very generous, giving lavishly

Sentence: The munificent donation to the charity helped fund several new projects.