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Groups
BREAK A RULE
CANCEL / TAKE BACK (STATEMENT)
DECAY / ROT
ENERGIZING
EXTRA / UNNECESSARY
FAMOUS / IMPORTANT PERSON
GREED
MAIN JOB / PROFESSION
OVERLY NOISY
PLANNED / (X) SPONTANEOUS
RESOLUTE / DETERMINED
STUBBORN
SUPPORTER / (X) ANTI / (X) ENEMY
TASTY
TO ACCEPT / AGREE / GIVE IN
TO MAKE UP / CREATE
TO OBJECT
TO PROVE FALSE / TO DISPROVE
UNPLEASANT SMELL
Words Relation to Group Meaning Mnemonic/Example
Eminent
Form: adj
Tone: pos
Anyone highly regarded or prominent is
eminent. People that are eminent are giants in
their field.
Mnemonic: Like the singer
"EMINEM" who is STANDING
ABOVE OTHER rap artists IN
QUALITY AND POSITION
Example: Mr. Vijay Mallya is an
Eminent peronality in the
business world.
Luminary
Form: noun
Tone: pos
In scientific writing, Stephen J. Hawking is a
luminary. People look up to this well-known
scientist and author for his knowledge and
insight.
Mnemonic: Luminary sounds
like luminous(under light).So,a
celebrity who is in the limelight
inspiring others.
Example: He has played with all
the great jazz luminaries.
Root: LUC means LIGHT/ CLEAR
Pre-
Eminent
Form: adj
Tone: pos
Calling someone preeminent means they're
truly outstanding or better than everyone else
not in general, but in a specific field or
specialty. Such as a preeminent geologist.
Mnemonic: preeminent sounds
like prominent
Example: Dickens was
preeminent among English
writers of his day.
Root: PRE means BEFORE
Stature
Form: noun
Tone: pos
Stature is the another way to say "height of a
person," like the surprising stature of the
movie star who seems so much taller in his
action movies.
Mnemonic: Stature sounds like
Statue.. All over the country we
have statues of people who are
famous and prominent.
Example: She is an actress of
considerable Stature.
Legends:
X : Antonyms
* : Words with slightly different meaning from the majority of the words in a cluster.
# : Words which are neither synonyms nor antonyms.
(+) : The words in this family are used usually in positive context.
(-) : The words in this family are used usually in negative context.
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