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PERILS\u003Cbr>Parts of Speech: NOUN\u003Cbr>Meaning: Serious and immediate dangers or risks.\u003Cbr>Synonyms: Hazards, risks, dangers, threats.\u003Cbr>Antonyms: Safety, security, protection.\u003Cbr>Sentence: The brave explorers faced numerous perils as they ventured into the uncharted territory.\u003Cbr>2. EMIGRANT\u003Cbr>Parts of Speech: NOUN\u003Cbr>Meaning: A person who leaves their own country to settle permanently in another; someone who emigrates.\u003Cbr>Synonyms: Migrant, settler, expatriate, immigrant.\u003Cbr>Antonyms: Immigrant (when used in the context of leaving the new country), native.\u003Cbr>Sentence: The family packed their belongings and bid farewell to their homeland, becoming emigrants in search of a better life abroad.\u003Cbr>3. LURED\u003Cbr>Parts of Speech: VERB\u003Cbr>Meaning: To attract, entice, or tempt someone with the promise of something appealing.\u003Cbr>Synonyms: Entice, attract, tempt, seduce. |\n\nAntonyms: Repel, deter, discourage.  \nSentence: The scent of fresh-baked cookies lured the children into the kitchen.  \n4. LUCRATIVE  \nParts of Speech: ADJ.  \nMeaning: Producing a great deal of profit or wealth; profitable.  \nSynonyms: Profitable, money-making, lucrative, remunerative.  \nAntonyms: Unprofitable, nonremunerative, unrewarding.  \nSentence: The entrepreneur invested in a lucrative business opportunity that quickly yielded significant returns.  \n5. DUPING  \nParts of Speech: VERB  \nMeaning: Deceiving or tricking someone, often by making them believe something that is not true.  \nSynonyms: Deceiving, tricking, fooling, misleading.  \nAntonyms: Enlightening, informing, revealing.  \nSentence: The fraudster was arrested for duping unsuspecting individuals into investing in a fake business scheme.  \n6. UNSCRUPULOUS  \nParts of Speech: ADJ.  \nMeaning : Lacking moral principles; not honest or fair.  \nSynonyms: Unethical, dishonest, immoral, corrupt.  \nAntonyms: Ethical, principled, honest, scrupulous.  \nSentence: The unscrupulous businessman exploited loopholes in the law to gain an unfair advantage over his competitors.  \n7. VETTED  \nParts of Speech: VERB  \nMeaning: Thoroughly examined, evaluated, or assessed for suitability or approval.  \nSynonyms: Examined, scrutinized, reviewed, assessed.  \nAntonyms: Overlooked, neglected, ignored.  \nSentence: The job applicants were carefully vetted to ensure they met the company's standards before being hired.  \n8. THWART  \nParts of Speech: VERB  \nMeaning: To prevent someone from accomplishing a purpose or plan; to hinder or frustrate.  \nSynonyms: Hinder, obstruct, impede, frustrate.  \nAntonyms: Assist, facilitate, support.  \nSentence: The detective worked tirelessly to thwart the criminal's elaborate scheme.  \n9. ARDUOUS  \nParts of Speech: ADJ.  \nMeaning: Involving or requiring a lot of effort and hard work; difficult and demanding.  \nSynonyms: Difficult, challenging, laborious, strenuous.  \nAntonyms: Easy, effortless, simple.  \nSentence: Climbing the steep mountain proved to be an arduous task, but the breathtaking view from the top made it worthwhile.  \n10. ENTRENCHED  \nParts of Speech: ADJ.  \nMeaning: Firmly established and difficult to change; deeply ingrained or firmly rooted.  \nSynonyms: Established, ingrained, rooted, fixed.  \nAntonyms: Flexible, temporary, changeable.  \nSentence: The company's policies were so entrenched that even attempts at reform met with strong resistance from the employees.","cbCaieyc3eszvMUv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieyc3eszvMUv","pdf",462603,"English","# Vocabulary List\n## Word Meanings and Usage","[{\"question\":\"What information does each vocabulary entry include?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry lists the part of speech, meaning, synonyms, antonyms, and an example sentence demonstrating usage.\"},{\"question\":\"How can synonyms and antonyms help with learning these words?\",\"answer\":\"Synonyms expand alternative word choices for the same meaning, while antonyms clarify contrasts to strengthen understanding and recall.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the words provided with example sentences?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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