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Mesmerize - to hold somebody’s attention completely 🗣️ /ˈmez.mə.raɪz/ Example - The audience seemed to be mesmerized by the speaker's voice. #EnglishWithDev #learnenglish #english #wordoftheday #Mesmerize #vocabulary #englishteacher

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The act of coming or going in is ingress. Right to enter.

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Big Words: Amiss AMISS is a slightly unusual C2-level word. We tend to use it in the phrase: Something is amiss. Or: Something seems amiss. You'll hear this word in stories and in formal settings.

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Meaning: threats used to force a person to do something

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Meaning: threats used to force a person to do something

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Amiss

Big Words: Amiss AMISS is a slightly unusual C2-level word. We tend to use it in the phrase: Something is amiss. Or: Something seems amiss. You'll hear this word in stories and in formal settings.

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Amiss

Big Words: Amiss AMISS is a slightly unusual C2-level word. We tend to use it in the phrase: Something is amiss. Or: Something seems amiss. You'll hear this word in stories and in formal settings.

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Daunting

If something is daunting, it is difficult or intimidating. You feel worried about taking it on. More examples: Climbing Mount Everest is a daunting challenge that requires immense physical and mental preparation. The professor assigned a daunting amount of reading for the first week of class. Moving to a new city without knowing anyone can be a daunting experience.