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Compete

kəmˈpiːt
verb

To take part in a race or competition

Usage examples:

Compete in are you competing in the 100 metres?, compete for the two athletes are competing for the…
Compete - all meanings in English

Concept

ˈkɒn.sept
noun

An abstract idea.

Usage examples:

Structuralism is a difficult concept
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Daughter

ˈdɔː.tər
noun

Your female child

Usage examples:

Liz and phil have a daughter and three sons.
Daughter - all meanings in English

Destructive

dɪˈstrʌk.tɪv
adjective

Causing great and irreparable damage.

Usage examples:

The destructive power of weapons
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Fracas

ˈfræk.ɑː
noun

A noisy argument or fight

Usage examples:

The players got into a scuffle, both benches cleared, and some fans joined the fracas.
Fracas - all meanings in English

Grow

ɡrəʊ
verb

If a plant grows in a particular place, it exists and develops there

Usage examples:

There were roses growing up against the wall.
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Calm down

phrasal verb

To stop feeling upset, angry, or excited, or to stop someone feeling this way

Usage examples:

She sat down and took a few deep breaths to calm herself down., she was angry at first but we manag…
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Cheat out of

phrasal verb

To unfairly prevent someone from getting or achieving something which should belong to them

Usage examples:

The musicians claimed that they had been cheated out of their fair share of the royalties for the s…
Cheat out of - all meanings in English

On the face of it

idiom

When first considered

Usage examples:

The story seems simple on the face of it, but it’s really pretty complicated.
On the face of it - all meanings in English

Hysterically-funny

phrase

Extremely funny

Usage examples:

He's one of the most hysterically funny people i've ever met., the book is both hysterically funny …
Hysterically-funny - all meanings in English

No-good

idiom

Not very useful or effective

Usage examples:

It's no good trying to change his beliefs., i'm not much good at explaining math problems.
No-good - all meanings in English

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gamely

ˈɡeɪm.li

adverb

In a brave, spirited way.

Usage examples:

He battled gamely but was outclassed by his more experienced opponent
adverb

In a way that shows you are willing to do something new, difficult, or that involves risks; bravely

Usage examples:

"i'll take care of the baby," he said gamely.
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genotypically

ˌdʒiː.nəˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl.i

adverb

As regards genotypes; by means of the genotype.

adverb

In a way that relates to the genotype (= the particular type and arrangement of genes) of a particular person, animal, plant, or organism

Usage examples:

They studied genotypically similar individuals., the amount of variation in plant size may be genot…
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oversway

verb

To take precedence over by virtue of superior authority; to overrule, countermand (an order, ruling, action, etc.).

verb

To cause (a person, his or her actions, conduct, or thoughts) to be directed in a particular way; to influence with regard to some decision or course of action; to persuade or prevail upon.

verb

To overpower by being of greater strength, intensity, etc.; to dominate, overwhelm.

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snatched

verb

Quickly seize (something) in a rude or eager way.

Usage examples:

She snatched a biscuit from the plate
noun

An act of snatching or quickly seizing something.

Usage examples:

A quick snatch of breath
noun

The rapid raising of a weight from the floor to above the head in one movement.

Usage examples:

We did a lot of power movements, like cleans, squats, snatches, deadlifts and bench presses.
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togas

noun

A loose flowing outer garment worn by the citizens of ancient rome, made of a single piece of cloth and covering the whole body apart from the right arm.

Usage examples:

In ancient rome togas were worn when swimming and bathing reached the height of its popularity.
noun

A piece of clothing worn by people in ancient rome, consisting of a long piece of cloth wrapped around the body and hanging loosely from the shoulders

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