5️⃣ unfair bias against something — prejudice ✔️

pr... q d b c j z e i u e ❓

6️⃣ dutifully complying with commands — obedient ✔️

ob... e t d e r o i n a o ❓

7️⃣ to add notes providing explanation — annotate ✔️

an... t r o n t a v e m e ❓

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Use the letters provided to recall the correct word. [TIP: Not all letters will be used].

8️⃣ skillful handling — finesse ✔️

fi... e c e q f h s s n n ❓

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Use the letters provided to recall the correct word. [TIP: Not all letters will be used].

9️⃣ luxurious and impressive — sumptuous ✔️

su... p y o u m b u s n t ❓

✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the French reposer, meaning "to rest".

🅰️ Synonyms (speaking) 🅰️

Benefits➕:
📖 Master new words and expand your vocabulary ;
🔡 Vary your language to avoid sounding repetitive .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Give synonyms for given words. You can make use of hint and 50/50 modes.

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1️⃣ smooth

💠 modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: tra... ;
✅ tranquil is the correct word.
[50/50] — mellifluous < OR > bestial ❓
✅ mellifluous is the correct synonym.

🔖 Suggestions: suave, effortless .

2️⃣ unaware

💠 modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: neg... ;
✅ negligent is the correct word.
[50/50] — heedless < OR > emaciated ❓
✅ heedless is the correct synonym.

🔖 Suggestions: hypnotized, inadvertent.

3️⃣ whole

💠 modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: in... ;
✅ intact is the correct word.
[50/50] — verdant < OR > aggregate ❓
✅ aggregate is the correct synonym.

🔖 Suggestions: unabridged, comprehensive.

4️⃣ whole

💠 modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: in... ;
✅ intact is the correct word.
[50/50] — verdant < OR > aggregate ❓
✅ aggregate is the correct synonym.

🔖 Suggestions: unabridged, comprehensive.

5️⃣ proud

💠 modes:
[HINT] — finish the word: app... ;
✅ appreciative is the correct word.
[50/50] — ephemeral < OR > resplendent ❓
✅ resplendent is the correct synonym.

🔖 Suggestions: egotistic, haughty.

✍️ Word of the Day 📎

Etymology
From the English verb skin and the noun flint. It described someone so cheap they would try to skin a stone to save what they could.

🔗 Transitions (speaking) 🔗

Benefits➕:
✏️ Become a more persuasive writer ;
🎤 Give more engaging talks and presentations ;
⛓ Learn new transitions to connect complex ideas .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Select the transition that logically connects the two sentences.

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