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- 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.
- scrapy Word Having a determined, spirited, and often assertive or combative nature, especially despite being small or at a disadvan…
- 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 …
- see the light Idiom B2 To see the light means to finally understand something clearly or accept the truth, often after confusion or disagreeme…
- 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.
- 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.
- shoot the breeze Idiom B2 To shoot the breeze means to chat casually about unimportant things.
- showcase Word to display something in an attractive way so people notice it
- sigma Word B2 Sigma is the 18th letter of the Greek alphabet, written as Σ or σ.
- simile Word B1 A simile is a comparison that says one thing is like or as another.
- situationship Word C1 A situationship is an unclear, unofficial romantic relationship without agreed labels or commitment.
- slightly Word B1 To a small degree; a little.