Word: Mingle
Part of speech: Verb
Definition; Mix or cause to mix together.
Synonym: merge
Example: I couldn't mingle in a discussion group in the past,
however now I can share my ideas with them.
Word: Segregated
Definition: Set apart from the rest or from each other.
Synonym: Isolate or divide
Example: In Saudi Arabia schools are segregated by gender.
There are not mixed school.
Word: ostentatious
Definition: characterized by or given to pretentious or conspicuous show in anattempt to impress others
Synonym: conspicuous
Example: I don’t like to hang out with ostentatious friend who all
their taking about how many jewelry they have
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Word: chuckle
Definition: laugh quietly or inwardly.
Example: some people chuckle when they heard some praise them
Synonym: smile
Word: grumble
Definition: to murmur or mutter in discontent
Example: some students are grumbling when the teacher announce the
homework.
Synonym: complain
Word: inevitable
Definition: sure to occurs
Example: each person cannot avoid
their fate. It is inevitable.
Synonym: assured
Word: umbrage
Definition: the slightest indication
Synonyms: offense
Example: I took umbrage from what
my friend when she talk badly behind my back.
Word: devote
Definition: to give up or appropriate to or concentrate on a particular pursuit,
occupation, purpose, cause,
Synonym: dedicate
Example: a gifted child devote
all their energy to learn more about what they really enjoy
Word: deferential
Definition: showing deference or respect
Synonyms: respectful
Example: some children are not
deferential to their parents.
Word: alacrity
Definition: cheerful readiness
Synonym: children accept their gift with alacrity
Example: cheerfulness
Good work here, but there are a few grammar problems, which may be the result of pronoun use. Check these: "with ostentatious friend who all their taking about" and " when they heard some praise them". 10/10
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