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present, there
"The reusable bags were ubiquitous among the grocery shoppers." |
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a book or a poem that has hidden meaning, typically moral or political
"The book was an allegory for how she really felt inside." |
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a poet reciting poems and epics associated with a special oral tradition
"A bard came tonight to recite some of Walt Witman's poems at Back to School Night." |
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writing or spoken communication
"Her writing was a perfect example of oral discourse." |
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clear, obvious
"It was clear the idea was not manifest enough." |
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an action done without realizing it or notice
"He gave a perfunctory nod." |
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light caused from a substance with heat and burning
"The rocks gleamed with a phosphorescent gleam." |
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something in large quantities
"The bounty was in profusion amounts." |
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to be full of
"The bee hives were teeming with busy bees." |
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a thing of little value or no importance
"The boys sea shell was a trifle of an item." |
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speech or writing that uses a word contextually more than once
"Mr. Smittens speech was just a verbiage of words." |
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to gradually spread through (sprawl)
"Color to her face was slowly suffusing back to her face." |
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proceeding in a gradual and subtle way
"The infectious disease was spreading insidiously through her body and into her brain." |
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