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- rhetoric Word C1 Rhetoric is the skill of using language to persuade or influence people.
- right as rain Idiom B2 Completely well again, or in perfect condition.
- rizz Word B2 Rizz means charm or skill at attracting someone romantically.
- rollercoaster Word An amusement ride that consists of open cars fastened to a track that is built with sharp curves and steep inclines and…
- romanticism Word C1 Romanticism is an artistic and literary movement that emphasized emotion, imagination, and the power of nature over str…
- rub up the wrong way Idiom B2 To rub up the wrong way means to annoy or irritate someone by what you say or do.
- rusty Word Rusty means covered with rust or not as good at something because you have not done it for a while.
- satire Word B2 Satire is writing, art, or humor that criticizes people or society by using irony and exaggeration.
- schadenfreude Word C1 Schadenfreude is pleasure or amusement felt when someone else has trouble or bad luck.
- scrutinize Word C1 To scrutinize something is to examine it very carefully and in detail.
- secular Word C1 Not connected with religion and focused on non-religious, worldly matters.
- secularism Word C1 Secularism is the principle that government and public institutions should remain neutral toward religion and separate …
- self-care Word B2 Self-care is the practice of doing things that protect and improve your physical and mental well-being.
- semantics Word C1 Semantics is the study of meaning in language.
- sent to Coventry Idiom C1 If someone is sent to Coventry, other people deliberately ignore them and refuse to speak to them as punishment.
- serendipity Word C1 Serendipity is the experience of finding something good or useful by chance.
- serene Word Serene means calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
- setback Word A setback is a problem or delay that makes progress harder.
- sexist Word B2 A sexist person or comment unfairly judges or treats someone based on their sex or gender, usually in a way that disadv…
- shook Word Past tense of 'shake', meaning to move rapidly, or informally, feeling deeply shocked or upset.