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emphasis |
The speaker put much emphasis on his main point.
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graphics |
Edward thought the graphics in his new game were realistic.
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hemisphere |
Britain is in the northern hemisphere.
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hyphen |
A hyphen can be used to join two words: good-looking.
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microphone |
Will did not need a microphone.
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prophet |
The prophet said a holy man would come.
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sapphire |
Millie was given a sapphire and diamond ring.
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sphere |
A football is the shape of a sphere.
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symphony |
The orchestra played a new symphony.
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triumph |
Ava held up the cup in triumph.
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