🔍 Erudite /ˈɛr.jʊ.daɪt/ (adjective)

📝 Meaning: Having or showing extensive knowledge acquired mainly through reading and study; scholarly.

📌 Examples:
1. The professor's erudite lecture captivated everyone with its depth and clarity.
2. Her erudite writing reflects years of dedicated research and intellectual curiosity.
3. The museum tour was led by an erudite guide who brought history to life.

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Freudian Slip

1. A slip of tongue

2. A secret

3. A clandestine affair

4. an unintentional error

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All politicians blame each other and tell themselves good, it's like (pot calling the kettle black).

1. An error of judgement

2. To comment on someone for a mistake or weakness while you also own the same.

3. Adopting cheap tactics

4. Befooling the common man

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Three hours will have passed when the bell will ring.

1. will have passed

2. when the bell

3. Three hours

4. will ring

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As the audience gathered around the (ring), the fighters entered.

1. An ornament worn on fingers

2. Roped enclosure in combat sports

3. Circular marking or pattern

4. Surround