n. 1a:an argument as the discussion of a motion before a legislature 1b:a verbal argument as a regulated discussion of a problem between 2 matched sides. Charlie and Beth were debating on if the school mascot should be a bull ant and not an ant.

n. 1: an act of denoting 2: a direct specific meaning as distinct from connotations 3: a term or label that indicates something Jenny was looking at a denotation that said "No kids aloud."

v. 1: to give an account of in words 2: to trace the outline of Rick described how great a statue was.

adj. 1 : made with great care or with much detail v. 2a : to work out in detail 2b : to give more details Hunter said " Wow! This is an elaborate motorcycle."

n. 1a : a summary of a piece of work 1b : a brief statement of the main points or facts 2 : something thought to represent a basic quality or an ideal example

v. 1 : to look for the value of 2 : to decide the value or worth of after study The science teacher has to evaluate my test so I can go home.

v. 1 : to make it simple or understandable 2 : to give a reason for or cause of My sister explained how use a computer program.

n. 1 : a thing done 2 : the quality of being actual 3 : something that actually exists or occurs 4 : a piece of information about something presented as true and accurate It's a proven fact, that the Mona Lisa is very expensive.

v. 1 : to express in a formula 2 : to put in systematic form : state definitely and clearly My dad was formulating a plan to get an arcade game out of a warehouse.

adj. dangerous, risky The can of poison had a hazardous sign to tell people that it's dangerous.

n. 1 : the choice of words and the way they are together that is characteristic of a language 2 : a form of expression that is characteristic of a particular person, type of art, etc. It's raining cats and dogs is an idiom.

adj. outstanding The illustrious painting looked like it came to life.

v. 1 : to arrive at as a conclusion 2 : to form an opinion from evidence In Deathly Hallow Part 2, I infer that Harry will live.

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Debate	n. 1a:an argument as the discussion of a motion before a legislature 1b:a verbal argument as a regulated discussion of a problem between 2 matched sides. Charlie and Beth were debating on if the school mascot should be a bull ant and not an ant.
Denotation	n. 1: an act of denoting 2: a direct specific meaning as distinct from connotations 3: a term or label that indicates something Jenny was looking at a denotation that said "No kids aloud."
Describe	v. 1: to give an account of in words 2: to trace the outline of Rick described how great a statue was.
Elaborate	adj. 1 : made with great care or with much detail v. 2a : to work out in detail 2b : to give more details Hunter said " Wow! This is an elaborate motorcycle."
Epitome	n. 1a : a summary of a piece of work 1b : a brief statement of the main points or facts 2 : something thought to represent a basic quality or an ideal example
Evaluate	v. 1 : to look for the value of 2 : to decide the value or worth of after study The science teacher has to evaluate my test so I can go home.
Explain	v. 1 : to make it simple or understandable 2 : to give a reason for or cause of My sister explained how use a computer program.
Fact	n. 1 : a thing done 2 : the quality of being actual 3 : something that actually exists or occurs 4 : a piece of information about something presented as true and accurate It's a proven fact, that the Mona Lisa is very expensive.
Fomulate	v. 1 : to express in a formula 2 : to put in systematic form : state definitely and clearly My dad was formulating a plan to get an arcade game out of a warehouse.
Hazardous	adj. dangerous, risky The can of poison had a hazardous sign to tell people that it's dangerous.
Idiom	n. 1 : the choice of words and the way they are together that is characteristic of a language 2 : a form of expression that is characteristic of a particular person, type of art, etc. It's raining cats and dogs is an idiom.
Illustrious	adj. outstanding The illustrious painting looked like it came to life.
Infer	v. 1 : to arrive at as a conclusion 2 : to form an opinion from evidence In Deathly Hallow Part 2, I infer that Harry will live.

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