Vocabulary Flashcards

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intriguing

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Meaning: Very interesting or fascinating; makes you want to know more

Sentence: The mysterious package on the doorstep was intriguing, and Sarah couldn't wait to find out what was inside.

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obedient

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Meaning: Following rules or instructions; doing what you're told

Sentence: Max was an obedient puppy who always came when his owner called him.

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tantalising

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Meaning: Tempting and exciting; making you want something very much

Sentence: The smell of fresh cookies was tantalising as Jenny walked past the bakery.

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painstakingly

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Meaning: Done with great care and attention to detail

Sentence: Tom painstakingly built his model aeroplane, making sure every tiny piece was in the right place.

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scrutinised

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Meaning: Examined or looked at very carefully

Sentence: The teacher scrutinised each student's project to make sure all the requirements were met.

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unbelievably

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Meaning: In a way that is hard to believe; amazingly

Sentence: The new rollercoaster was unbelievably fast, making everyone scream with excitement.

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indignantly

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Meaning: In a way that shows anger or annoyance at something unfair

Sentence: "I did not take your pencil!" Lisa said indignantly when her friend accused her.

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convinced

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Meaning: Made to believe something is true or certain

Sentence: After seeing all the evidence, James was convinced that his sister had eaten the last cookie.

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incentive

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Meaning: Something that encourages or motivates you to do something

Sentence: The teacher offered extra playtime as an incentive for finishing the homework early.

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triumphantly

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Meaning: In a way that shows joy or pride after success or victory

Sentence: After winning the spelling bee, Maria triumphantly held up her trophy for everyone to see.