Words often have several meanings. Use context to choose the correct sense and avoid confusion in reading and writing.
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The biennial festival took place in 2010, 2012, 2014, etc.
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The new town hall was a huge marble edifice
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The audacious tailor swatted seven flies at once!
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The prefix irr- is negative and means "not" or "un-"
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A "roster" is a list. A "rooster" is a cockerel!
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Auspicious weather meant that the regatta could begin
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"Rigour" is a noun; "rigorous" is an adjective; "rigorously" is an adverb
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"Wherry" rhymes with "ferry" but is a "rowing boat"
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Xylem carries water in plants. Phloem carries food!
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"Collegiate" means "belonging to a college"!
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