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snooze

snooze is a synonym of sleep

verb [ snooz ]

snooze is another word for sleep

Sleep means to rest, while being fully or partially unconscious (She could sleep anywhere).

Snooze means to sleep, especially for short periods of time, and especially in a light or partially conscious way (I decided to snooze during my lunch break).

Sleep is the more general word, though it can suggest a long period of being unconscious (All we really needed was to sleep more).

Snooze suggests a shorter and less deep rest, either after waking up or at a time you would not normally sleep (I slept badly so I snoozed all afternoon).

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heritage

heritage is a synonym of tradition

noun [ her-i-tij ]

heritage is another word for tradition

Tradition refers to something handed down from one generation to the next, such as beliefs or customs (I was raised in the traditions of my people).

Heritage refers to something that has been handed down through generations, or from the past (The country had a long musical heritage).

Heritage usually suggests a cultural characteristic or inherited circumstances such as language or socioeconomic status (a strong heritage of hard work).

Tradition usually suggests customs, beliefs, and ideas often centered on a holiday (It’s a tradition in our family to give presents on Christmas Eve).

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nativity

nativity is a synonym of birth

noun [ nuh-tiv-i-tee, ney- ]

nativity is another word for birth

Birth means the instance or act of being born (It rained on the day of her birth).

Nativity can mean birth, especially when referencing the specific circumstances or place of the birth. When capitalized, nativity usually refers to the birth of Jesus Christ (I won a prize for my poem about the Nativity).

Nativity can also refer to your birthplace, but this is uncommon, while birth can refer to descent or lineage (She was surprised to learn about her mother’s Italian nativity; She was of noble birth).

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