exotic
adjectiveUnfamiliar or unusual, often because it comes from elsewhere.
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Unfamiliar or unusual, often because it comes from elsewhere.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo speak or write at length and in detail.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsThe usefulness or convenience of an action for achieving an immediate aim.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsUseful or convenient for reaching an aim, though not always principled.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsMoney, time, or effort spent for a purpose, or the act of spending it.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsBased on, gained through, or involving direct experience.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA word or phrase used as an exclamation, especially one considered profane.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsStated clearly and directly, leaving little need for interpretation.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsIntended to investigate possibilities or gather initial understanding.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsChanging by a constant proportional factor over equal intervals, or relating to a quantity expressed with an exponent.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA model that reduces the present value of a future outcome by the same proportional factor for each equal unit of delay.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsExceptionally fine, beautiful, or delicately made.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsSpoken or performed without a prepared script.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsCovering a large area, range, or amount.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsMaking a fault or difficult situation seem less serious or blameworthy.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo remove or destroy something completely.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsObtaining something through threats or coercive pressure.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsIrrelevant or not essential to the matter at hand.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo estimate beyond known observations by extending a pattern or relationship.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsExcessive spending or use of resources; also an unusually lavish purchase or display.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo free from a difficulty, entanglement, or constraint.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsComing from outside rather than belonging to a thing's essential nature.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsAn abundance of lively energy, enthusiasm, or joy.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsOverflowing with energy, joy, or enthusiasm.
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