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Saturday, January 23, 2021
synonym for
embodiment
epitome
noun
[ ih-
pit
-
uh
-mee ]
epitome
is another word for
embodiment
The key idea of the word
embodiment
is packed right into the middle of the term itself:
body
. This noun is used to talk about a person or thing that
embodie
s a principle or idea, or, put another way, a material (bodily) form of something immaterial (abstract). The synonym
epitome
is used of a person or thing that is typical of or possesses to a high degree the features of a whole class. This term moves us closer to the notion of an ideal or perfect example of something, and skews positive (
epitome of luxury
,
epitome of elegance
), though both terms are found with some regularity in discussion of evil (
embodiment of evil
,
epitome of evil
).
Commonly found as
epitome of cool
When she was growing up, she thought Jimi Hendrix was the
epitome of cool.
very epitome
The concrete building, with its austere lines and imposing form, was the
very epitome
of brutalism.
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Jan 24
meticulous
Jan 22
finesse
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Friday, January 22, 2021
synonym for
tact
finesse
noun
[ fi-
ness
]
finesse
is another word for
tact
The nouns
tact
and
finesse
overlap in many ways. Their differences are made visible in how they are used.
Tact
is often discussed as a thing a person possesses, like a sixth sense for what is appropriate in social setting:
He had enough tact to not ask the question in public
.
Finesse
is something that is shown or applied in an action, and this term is not necessarily concerned with social suavity:
The author wove together the myriad storylines with great finesse
. The artfulness implied in
finesse
further distinguishes it from
tact
. While
tact
implies great sensitivity and empathy,
finesse
suggests extreme delicacy.
Commonly found as
lack finesse
She had hoped the presentation would lay out an inspired holistic vision for the company, but it lacked
finesse
and felt a little clumsy overall.
handle with finesse
The film editors
handled
all the last-minute directorial changes
with finesse
, quietly working to splice together the final scenes.
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Jan 23
epitome
Jan 21
lament
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Thursday, January 21, 2021
synonym for
mourn
lament
verb
[ l
uh
-
ment
]
lament
is another word for
mourn
To
mourn
is to feel or express sorrow or grief over something. The verb
lament
also conveys sorrow, but sorrow tinged with regret. To
lament
something is to be deeply saddened by it and, perhaps with a degree of frustration, to wish it were not so. This verb is commonly used to talk about loss, either of people or of items deemed valuable for a specific purpose. One might also
lament
an unfortunate turn of events.
Commonly found as
lament the loss
The conductor
lamented the loss
of her best violinist, who had accepted a position with another orchestra.
bitterly lament
The editorial
bitterly lamented
the city's failure to prepare for such a disaster.
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Jan 22
finesse
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meticulous
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