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- stutters Word Stutters means speaks with repeated sounds or pauses that interrupt the normal flow of speech.
- subjectivism Word C1 Subjectivism is the view that knowledge, meaning, or value depends primarily on individual perception or feeling rather…
- submissive Word Displaying a readiness to yield to the authority or will of others.
- subset Word A subset is a smaller group of things that is part of a larger set.
- substantial Word Significant in size, amount, or importance.
- sulking Word The act or state of being silently resentful or ill-humored, often as a result of annoyance or disappointment.
- surrealism Word C1 Surrealism is a 20th-century art and literary movement that combines dreamlike imagery with unexpected, illogical eleme…
- symbolism Word C1 Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent deeper ideas beyond their literal meaning.
- synthesis Word C1 Synthesis is the process of combining separate parts or ideas to create a whole.
- take it with a grain of salt Idiom B2 To take it with a grain of salt means to not completely believe something and to treat it as possibly exaggerated or un…
- tears Word Drops of clear salty liquid that come from your eyes, often when you are crying or upset.
- the elephant in the room Idiom B2 An obvious problem or topic that everyone notices but avoids talking about.
- theism Word C1 Theism is the belief that at least one god exists and may be involved in the world.
- theocracy Word C1 A theocracy is a system of government in which religious leaders or religious law hold political power.
- therapy Word B1 Therapy is treatment that helps someone improve a health problem, especially a mental or emotional one.
- think outside the box Idiom B2 To think outside the box means to use creative, unconventional ideas to solve a problem.
- throw in the towel Idiom B2 To admit defeat or stop trying because you believe you cannot succeed.
- timber Word Timber is wood, especially wood prepared for building or making things.
- totally Word B1 Completely; to the fullest extent.
- touch base Idiom B2 To touch base means to briefly contact someone to share updates, confirm plans, or check progress.