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• Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor; flippant.

• His car had tons of issues, I facetiously told him to push the car into a lake for insurance money.

Money Farmer said:

Word :- Miss out on (sth)

Definition:- To lose a good opportunity or experience

In a Sentence:- You're going to miss out on my birthday party

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• Related to the open sea.

• Our pelagic trip was enjoyable, but I'm ready to return to the dryland.

• A gathering.

• Our church's Sunday assemblage went great; over 150 guests attended mass.

• the action, process, or result of combining or uniting

• The amalgamation proceeds very slowly, as the sole extraneous heat is that of the sun.

• /əˌmalɡəˈmāSH(ə)n/

• having infinite awareness, understanding, and insight;
• possessed of universal or complete knowledge;
  
• knowing everything.

• The internet marketer touted himself to be omniscient about all things SEO, but his campaigns never quite lived up to his hype.

• Slow, sluggish.

• Mark's desultory work ethic caused him to under-perform at work, which is why he lost his job.

• A brief love affair.

• My dalliance with Jessica was short-lived; we dated for only a month.

• A cat-lover.

• My wife's the biggest ailurophile you'll meet; she adopted six cats last year.

• Eternal.

• Many scientists agree that the universe is sempiternally sized.

• Light, delicate or warm and sunny..

• The summery day at the beach allowed me to get a much-needed tan.

• Lying face upwards.

• She was lying supine on the beach chair gazing at the sky.

macdonjo3 said:

What's the use of using a new word that 90% of your audience won't know? Just to be pretentious?

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ContentExpert said:

I have no comment.

There are a plethora of uses and reasons in expanding one's vocabulary.

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macdonjo3 said:

oh a plethora?

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• A large or excessive amount of something.

• There are a plethora of stores to choose from at the mall; forty seven to be exact.

ContentExpert said:

Plethora

• A large or excessive amount of something.

In a sentence:

• There are a plethora of stores to choose from at the mall; forty seven to be exact.

Pronunciation: pleh·thr·uh
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