Term
Precocious-adj
Precociously-adv
Precociousness-n
Precocity-n |
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Definition
Premature Development.
ex: a 2 year old picking up a book and understanding it. |
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Idiosyncrasy-n
Idiosyncrasies-n
Idiosyncratic-adj
Idiosyncratically-adv |
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Definition
An unusual habit, or an odd characteristic
ex: your food can not touch on your plate |
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Term
Obtrusive-adj
Obtrusivly-adv
Obtrusiveness-n
Obtrude-v
Obtruder-n
Obtrusion-n |
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Definition
Showing a disposition to obtrude as imposing oneself or ones opinion on others.
ex: when someone protruding |
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Term
Orthodox-adj
Orthodoxly-adv
Orthodoxness-noun
Orthodoxy-noun |
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Definition
Customary or conforming to beliefs.
ex: traditions, routines and/or commonplace |
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Term
Decterity-n
Dexterous-adj
Dextrous-adj
Dexterously-adv
Dextrously-adv
Dexterousness-n
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Definition
especially skill with the hands or mind.
ex: someone who can write with both hands |
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Term
Mediocre-adj
Mediocrity-n
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Definition
rather poor or inferior
ex: second-rate (squidward off of spongebob is a mediocre clarinet player) |
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