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Enmity /ˈenmɪti/ (EN-mi-tee) (noun) 👉 a feeling of strong dislike or hostility; hatred or ill will.

Or

Enmity means a strong dislike or hatred between people or groups — like a big feud.

Example 1: "There's enmity between the two neighbors because of the land dispute." 💔

Sentence 2😗 "The long-standing enmity between the two families ended in a bitter court

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He has “sweet mouth” because he can talk you into accepting his ideas.👎🏻❌

👉🏻Corrected version:
"He has a silver tongue because he can talk you into accepting his ideas"

Explanation: "Sweet mouth" isn't the common idiom here. "Silver tongue" means someone who is good at persuading others with words 😄

You can also say 👇🏻

Other options for "sweet mouth":
- He’s smooth-talking
- He’s a smooth talker
- He’s persuasive
- He’s a charmer
- He’s got the gift of gab

So the sentence could be:
"He’s smooth-talking because he can talk you into accepting his ideas"

Want me to tweak it? 😄

I bet you do! 😁😘

How about:
"He’s a smooth talker, can convince you to accept his ideas"

Or:
"He’s got a way with words, talks you into accepting his ideas"

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Hey fam! Did you know you can send warm greetings to your friends and family in this Yuletide without actually saying “Merry Christmas 🎁 🎄 🎅 🤶”?

🎄😊 Here are some festive alternatives:

- Happy Holidays 🎅
- Season's Greetings 🎁
- Joyful Christmas 🌟
- Wishing you a wonderful Christmas 🥰
- Happy Yuletide 🎄 (if you wanna get fancy 😁)
- Warmest wishes for Christmas ❤️
- Merry and Bright 🎄✨
- Wishing you a magical Christmas 🧙‍♀️
- Have a blessed Christmas 🙏
- Cheers 🥂 to the festive season 🥳

Need more? 😄
Feel free to add yours.
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Do you know what this 👇🏻part of the ear 👂 is called?
It’s called “Tragus”

The *tragus* helps:
- Direct sound into the ear canal
- Protect the ear canal from dust, debris, and insects 🐜

It is a tiny ear guardian 😊!
I hope you’ve learnt something new today?

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Hey dear!
Are you among those who say “open the padlock 🔓’ or ‘open the door just as seen on the pictures below? Wait a minute! Don’t be in a haste to scroll past, take your time, read and learn. Now let’s go…

👉🏻 open the door and unlock the door 😊 Both are correct, but with different meanings! 🤔

- *"Open the door"* means to move the door so it's no longer closed.
- *"Unlock the door"* means to remove the lock, but the door might still be closed 😊.

Example: "Unlock the door, then open it" 🚪

Now from the pictures, the correct ✅ phrase should be:
*Unlock the door 🚪 ✅ not open the door 🫩

How about ‘open the keys 🔐 ‘?

Keys are turned, not opened 😊. Doors can be opened! 🚪

- _"Open the key"_ is incorrect ❌
- “You can also say 'unlock the padlocks 🔓', as shown on the screen, not 'open the padlocks 🔓'. Need more examples? 😊

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Hi fam! I trust you all are doing great? I’m back and this time, expect more.

Some words that can be used to describe phone addiction.

knack /næk/
a skill or an ability to do something easily and well

The names of food at different times (morning and evening).

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