📘 Word of the Day
"Inevitable"

Meaning: Certain to happen

Synonyms: Unavoidable, Inescapable, Certain

Sentence Use: A rise in temperature seems inevitable due to emissions.

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"Abundant"

Meaning: Available in large quantities

Synonyms: Plentiful, Ample, Overflowing

Sentence Use: Natural resources are abundant in this region.

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"Feasible"

Meaning: Possible to do easily

Synonyms: Practical, Viable, Workable

Sentence Use: The plan seemed feasible to all members.

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"Reluctant"

Meaning: Unwilling and hesitant

Synonyms: Unwilling, Hesitant, Loath

Sentence Use: He was reluctant to speak in front of the class.

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"Constitute"

Meaning: To make up or form something

Synonyms: Comprise, Form, Compose

Sentence Use: Women constitute a significant part of the workforce.

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"Allocate"

Meaning: To distribute for a specific purpose

Synonyms: Assign, Distribute, Allot

Sentence Use: The government allocated funds for education.

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"Detrimental"

Meaning: Causing harm or damage

Synonyms: Harmful, Damaging, Injurious

Sentence Use: Smoking has a detrimental effect on health.

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"Controversial"

Meaning: Giving rise to public disagreement

Synonyms: Disputed, Debatable, Contentious

Sentence Use: The law is highly controversial.
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"Encompass"

Meaning: To include or cover something

Synonyms: Include, Surround, Contain

Sentence Use: The project encompasses a wide range of tasks.

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"Commence"

Meaning: To begin or start

Synonyms: Begin, Start, Initiate

Sentence Use: The ceremony will commence at noon.

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"Allegation"

Meaning: A claim without proof

Synonyms: Accusation, Claim, Assertion

Sentence Use: The allegation was denied by the spokesperson.

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"Oblige"
Meaning: To do as someone asks
Synonyms: Accommodate, Help, Satisfy
Sentence Use: He obliged her request with a smile.