Hi,
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Come along to the bandstand in town at 11am tomorrow for the first (hopefully of many) NOA Music takeover. Sambinos and Yung Lungs will be playing and raising money for Sycamore Resource Centre.
Hi,
I'm working on a speech and I want to base it on zoos and whether they're beneficial to the animals or not. I think it would be good to have other people's opinions, so please tell me how you feel!
You could help me by doing the poll or elaborating in the comments.
Thanks!
0%Zoos are good for animals
0%Zoos are bad for animals
100%Both apply
3 votes • Final resultsReplying to @Lilly @trinilillycorn
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Word of the day is 'philanthropy'. Philanthropy is the activity of donating to an overall purpose.
E.g. He dedicated his life to philanthropy.
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Word of the day: petulant - moved to or showing sudden, impatient irritation, over a childish matter.
For example, 'a petulant toss of the head'.
Synonym: irritable
Antonym: good-natured
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Word of the day is calumniate. This means to slander; falsely and maliciously accuse.
E.g. He has been calumniating the Crown.
Word of the day is imprimatur. This is a formal and explicit approval.
E.g. The original LP enjoyed the imprimatur of the composer.
Word of the day is paregmenon.It is the juxtaposition of words that have a common derivation, as in 'sense and sensibility'.
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Word of the day is profligacy. This is reckless extravagance and shameless dissoluteness.
E.g.The government returned to fiscal profligacy.
Word of the day is gasconade. This is extravagant boasting; boastful talk.
E.g. I do not tend to gasconade
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Word of the day is labyrinthine. This is a labyrinth, irregular and twisted.
E.g. I got lost in the labyrinthine corridor.
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Word of the day is intrasigent - uncomprimising; refusing to be reconciled.
E.g. Her father had tried persuasion but she was intrasigent
Word of fhe day is Engender. This is to produce, cause or bring about.
E.g. the issue engendered many debates.
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Word of the day is impetuous -characterised by undue haste and lack of thought. E.g. She might live to rue this impetuous decision.
Word of the day is archaic. This is when something is very old or old -fashioned. E.g. My computer is archaic.
Antonym: new.
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Word of the day is antidisestablishmentarianism, opposition to the disestablishment of the Church of England.
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