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We had a wonderful family day last Sunday in Tagaytay. Hope we can do this more often. See more pictures *here*
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We had a wonderful family day last Sunday in Tagaytay. Hope we can do this more often. See more pictures *here*
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induce/in-doos/; verb
: To bring about, produce, or cause
Example sentences: Jan’s fever was no doubt induced by fatigue; she had been without sleep for almost two days.
Believe it or not, the network failure was induced by wasps building a nest on the smart jack.
Synonyms: effectuate, set off, stir, touch off, trigger.
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chagrin \shuh-GRIN\, noun:
:: Acute vexation, annoyance, or embarrassment, arising from disappointment or failure.
transitive verb:
To unsettle or vex by disappointment or humiliation.
Example sentence (as a noun): Much to our chagrin, the cab driver could not make change for one hundred pesos, and we wound up paying double for what the ride was worth.
Notice that today’s word can be used as a transitive verb as well. Great. But some of you may be wondering: What exactly is a transitive verb?
First of all, it’s an action verb. Second of all, it requires a direct object to complete its meaning in the sentence. The action of the verb is transferred to the object directly.
The cab driver chagrined us.
The subject (the cab driver) applied a direct action (chagrined) to the object of the sentence (us).
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cognizant/COG-ni-zent/; adjective
: Knowledgeable of something, especially through personal experience
: To be mindful
Example Sentence: Jeremy was very cognizant about speaking to the vice president, not wishing to say or do anything disrespectful. (2nd definition)
Synonyms: alive, awake, aware, conscious, sensible, sentient.
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~ Argh! Spending too much time with work and no time for blogs. I hate it.
~ Marry Me Amy played at the Mega Masquerade ball last Saturday and it went well.
~ Need to record demo songs again.
~ Thinking of getting a new acoustic guitar, or another bass guitar or an fx. Ok ok I want all.
~ Trying to get some sleep despite the issues.
~ Trying to built a good foundation of myself. I hope it's strong enough.
~ Need to get my head straight. Focus on what I need to do.
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efficacious/ef-fi-KAY-shuhs/; adjective
: capable of having the desired result or effect; effective
Example Sentences: A tone of sincerity can be most efficacious in placating an irate customer.
The way John asked Kat out on a date was not efficacious at all; she found “Hey baby, wanna party with me,” to be both crude and offensive.
Synonyms: efficient, potent, productive, useful.
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