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📚 Be set in stone, phrase.
❓ Definition: Used to emphasize that something is fixed and unchangeable.
❗️ Examples:
1. This pricing scheme is not set in stone and will likely change when the service has a full launch.
2. Anything can change — nothing is written in stone.
3. Your training goals are not written in stone; changes should be made as necessary to work toward a common goal.
4. However, an RFL spokesman said ten teams per division was a minimum, not a fixed figure, while the new format was not yet set in stone.
5. While many thought that the current proposed standard was written in stone might have to change their minds and wait until the squabbling is over.
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📚 Earring, noun.
🔉 /ˈɪərɪŋ/ 🇬🇧
❓ Definition: A piece of jewellery worn on the lobe or edge of the ear.
❗️ Examples:
1. Her wedding ring and plain gold earrings are her only jewellery, plus a few red beads and tight bangles on one wrist.
2. In the painting I am wearing a turquoise sari and some gold and ruby earrings with a necklace and a few bangles.
3. She was carrying a small black bag and wearing large silver hoop earrings and a rope bracelet.
4. Alicia returned her attentions to the mirror and slipped her favourite pearl drop earrings into her lobes.
5. He put the cloak back on me, and as I pulled the hood up, the edge caught my earring, and tugged it away.
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📚 Haply, adverb.
🔉 /ˈhapli/ 🇬🇧
❓ Definition (archaic, literary): By any chance; perhaps.
❗️ Examples:
1. Great fear and passion shook my heart lest haply thou wert dead.
2. We have indeed made clear for you the signs, that haply you will understand.
3. Search every cave with utmost care If haply Rama's queen be there.
4. He explained, in all good humour, that he refrained from taking the title assumed by his father lest haply he should besmirch it.
5. He would dig a pit with Little John and Much, and hide it up with branches and earth, so that Master Carfax might stray into it and haply break his neck.
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📚 Rest on one's laurels, phrase.
❓ Definition: Be so satisfied with what one has already done or achieved that one makes no further effort.
❗️ Examples:
1. With TV sports coverage becoming increasingly competitive, the BBC should beware of resting on its laurels.
2. He has experienced more adventure than most of us enjoy in a lifetime but he is not resting on his laurels and is already planning further adventures.
3. He is not resting on his laurels and has already begun working for further improvement.
4. We cannot rest on our laurels after the efforts of the weekend.
5. But I've rested on my laurels and never put effort into anything.
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📚 Enact, verb.
🔉 /ɪˈnakt/ 🇬🇧
❓ Definition (with object): Make (a bill or other proposal) law.
❗️ Examples:
1. Legislation was enacted to attract international companies.
2. Remember, there has been no significant piece of reformist legislation enacted into law for nearly 30 years.
3. Rather, Parliament was enacting legislation in which a number of classes of persons have significant interests.
4. In the United States, several states have already enacted genetic privacy laws.
5. The statute was enacted pursuant to Congress' power to regulate interstate commerce.
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📚 Soliloquy, noun.
🔉 /səˈlɪləkwi/ 🇬🇧
❓ Definition: An act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play.
❗️ Examples:
1. Edmund ends the scene as he had begun it, with a soliloquy.
2. He did most of his thinking by soliloquy.
3. His scenes play more as brief soliloquies; the characters voicing unspoken thoughts and memories, repeating phrases and exchanging salvos of opaque dialogue.
4. Typically, viewers gain this knowledge through one character's asides or soliloquies of which other characters are unaware or through the use of a chorus commenting on events.
5. Rome communicates his internal dialogue through improvised soliloquies which combine Shakespeare's language with street lingo and gesticulations.
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📚 Easy does it, phrase.
❓ Definition: Used to advise someone to approach a task carefully and slowly.
❗️ Examples:
1. With father's wine in the back I mustn't drive too fast, so easy does it.
2. Easy, easy does it, not too much, just a little bit more.
3. So easy does it with the imagery from now on, I promise.
4. Whether your sending out a quick ‘hello’ or ‘meet us here later’, it's easy does it all the way.
5. Carter shushed her, ‘Hey, easy does it there, Laura.’
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📚 Spotless, adjective.
🔉 /ˈspɒtləs/ 🇬🇧
❓ Definition: Absolutely clean or pure; immaculate.
❗️ Examples:
1. A spotless white apron.
2. The rooms are spotless, the couples immaculately dressed.
3. All the while, they keep their designer clothes clean and spotless.
4. He lives with Shane, his nine-year-old daughter, who is so clean and spotless, you wonder who does the ironing.
5. He hadn't bargained for the amount of effort it would take to keep the house absolutely spotless at all times.
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🎬 Gone Baby Gone (2007)
💬 But the kid's room, in the back, was spotless.
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📚 Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me, phrase.
❓ Definition (proverb): Used to express indifference to an insult or abuse.
❗️ Examples:
1. If anyone ever tells you that little rhyme ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me,’ well tell them they are full of it.
2. We say things like ‘actions speak louder than words’, or ‘sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me’.
3. But the child's nursery rhyme is true: sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me.
4. As that old saying goes, sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.
5. Remember the old saying, sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me?
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