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sociable.  \n•Usage: She was known to be gregarious, always surrounded by friends at school.  \n8.Heterogeneous  \n•Definition: Diverse in character or content.  \n•Usage: Singapore is a heterogeneous society with people from various cultures. 9.Immutable  \n•Definition: Unchanging over time or unable to be changed.  \n•Usage: The school rules are immutable and must be followed by everyone.  \n10.Juxtapose  \n•Definition: Place or deal with close together for contrasting effect.  \n•Usage: The teacher juxtaposed old and new teaching methods in her lesson.  \n11.Knack  \n•Definition: An acquired or natural skill at performing a task.  \n•Usage: She has a knack for solving difficult math problems quickly.  \n12.Lament  \n•Definition: A passionate expression of grief or sorrow.  \n•Usage: The community lamented the loss of their beloved principal.  \n13.Mundane  \n•Definition: Lacking interest or excitement; dull.  \n•Usage: Completing mundane tasks like homework is still important for learning.  \n14.Nostalgia  \n•Definition: A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past.  \n•Usage: She felt nostalgia when looking at old photos from Primary 1.  \n15.Obsolete  \n•Definition: No longer produced or used; 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