The English-Oracle Concepts

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The word to be learnt for this edition is "aura". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
'Aura', pronounced /Ͻ:rə/ is a noun which means "a feeling or a particular quality that is very noticeable and seems to surround a person or place."
Examples:
1. She walks around with an of confidence.

You may use the word in other suitable contexts.
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The word to be learnt for this edition is "taut". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
'Taut', pronounced /tϽ:t) is an adjective which means "stretched tightly ."
Examples:
1. I kept the rope so it won't sag when I spread my clothes on it.
Also, "taut" can be used to show that someone is anxious or tense. For example:
2. When the interviewer had seen that Tom's face was , he encouraged him to relax.

You may use the word in other suitable contexts.
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The word to be learnt for this edition is "scrooge". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
Scrooge, pronounced as /skru:ʤ/ is a noun, it is an informal way of referring to a person who is very unwilling to spend money. For example:
-If you're waiting for Jakes to take you out on a date, you might wait forever; he's such a
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You may use the word in other suitable contexts.

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Watch out for this as we learn the appropriate pronunciations of words, people, etc. You will also be exposed to how to read phonemic symbols (sounds) and blend them to make a word; well, by this I mean transcriptions.

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Watch out for this as we learn the appropriate names for certain things, actions, people, etc.

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The word to be learnt for this edition is "wince". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
"Wince" is pronounced /wins/; it is a verb, which means "to suddenly make an expression with your face that shows that you are feeling pain or embarrassment".
Example: The young man as the nurse injected him.

You may use the word in other suitable contexts.

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The word to be learnt for this edition is "zilch". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
"Zilch" is pronounced /ziltʃ/; it is a noun, which simply means "nothing".
Example: The man returned to the village with , despite living abroad for about a decade.

You may use the word in other suitable contexts.

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The word to be learnt for this edition is "flicker". Let us consider the pronunciation, word class, meaning and sentence example.
"Flicker" is pronounced /'flikә/; it can be used as a verb and/or a noun. As a verb, it means "to keep going on and off as it shines or burns".
Example:
The light and then went out.
As a noun, it means "a light that shines in an unsteady way."
Example:
The of the television set disturbed my sight.

Note that we can also talk about the of the eyelids. * "A of hope"- flicker is used to mean a feeling that lasts for a short time.

You may use the word in other suitable contexts.

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