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Word Meaning for GCSE English Language

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    Explain the meaning of words commonly found in GCSE English Language exams
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  • Abundant
    Present in large quantities. Example Sentence: The garden was abundant with vibrant flowers in the spring.
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  • Accentuate
    To emphasize or highlight. Example Sentence: The speaker used a microphone to accentuate her voice during the presentation.
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  • Adequate
    Meaning: Sufficient or acceptable in quality or quantity. Example Sentence: The food provided was adequate to meet everyone’s needs.
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  • Alleviate
    Meaning: To make something less severe. Example Sentence: The medicine helped to alleviate his pain.
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  • Arduous
    Meaning: Involving or requiring strenuous effort. Example Sentence: Climbing the mountain was an arduous task.
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  • Articulate
    Meaning: Having the ability to speak fluently and coherently. Example Sentence: She was able to articulate her thoughts clearly during the debate.
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  • Antagonist
    Meaning: A person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something. Example Sentence: The antagonist in the story created numerous challenges for the
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  • Anomaly
    Meaning: Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected. Example Sentence: The scientist noticed an anomaly in the data that needed further
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  • Belligerent:
    Hostile and aggressive. Example: The belligerent tone of the article alienated many readers.
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  • Candid:
    Truthful and straightforward. Example: He was candid about his mistakes, earning him respect.
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  • Coherent:
    Logical and consistent. Example: Her coherent argument persuaded the audience.
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  • Diligent:
    Showing care in one's work. Example: He earned his title of being a diligent student through hard work.
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  • Empathy:
    Understanding the feelings of others. Example: Her empathy allowed her to connect deeply with the characters she studied.
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  • Exemplify:
    To serve as an example. Example: The project exemplifies innovative thinking.
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  • Frustrate:
    To feel annoyed or upset. Example: His repeated failures frustrated even the most patient individual.
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  • Innovative:
    Featuring new methods; advanced and original. Example: The innovative design won several awards.
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