Lesson |
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Title: Explicit |
Grade: 10-a Lesson: S1-L3 |
Explanation: Let us learn new words today with meanings, synonyms, antonyms, parts of speech, and sentences using the word. |
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Implicit |
Vague |
Ambiguous |
Obscure |
Indistinct |
Unclear |
Uncertain |
Unstated |
1 Antonym: Implicit |
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The teacher’s implicit approval of the student’s project was evident through her encouraging smile and nod. |
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There was an implicit understanding between the two friends that they would always support each other, no matter the circumstances. |
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The artist's work contained an implicit critique of modern society, hidden beneath layers of abstract imagery. |
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Despite his calm demeanor, there was an implicit tension in his voice that suggested he was not as composed as he appeared. |
2 Antonym: Vague |
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The directions he gave were so vague that I had no idea which way to turn after the third stop sign. |
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Her vague recollection of the event made it difficult for the investigators to piece together what had happened. |
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The memo from the manager was intentionally vague, leaving the employees unsure about the next steps of the project. |
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He provided a vague answer when asked about his plans for the weekend, suggesting he hadn't made any definite arrangements yet. |
3 Antonym: Ambiguous |
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The contract’s language was so ambiguous that both parties interpreted the terms differently, leading to a dispute. |
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Her ambiguous smile made it hard to tell whether she was pleased or irritated by the news. |
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The politician's statement was ambiguous, allowing supporters and critics alike to find support for their views. |
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The instructions on the package were ambiguous, resulting in several customers misusing the product. |
4 Antonym: Obscure |
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The poet’s use of obscure references made his work difficult for many readers to understand. |
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The origins of the ancient artifact remain obscure, shrouded in mystery and speculation. |
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The trail became increasingly obscure as they ventured deeper into the dense forest, making it easy to get lost. |
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He enjoyed reading obscure books that most people had never heard of, finding hidden gems in the process. |
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