[dbsali:t] adj.
If something is obsolete, it is not used anymore because something better exists.
-* Since computers became inexpensive, typewriters have become obsolete.
peninsula
[paninsala] n.
A peninsula is a large piece of land that is surrounded by the sea on three sides.
-» The state of Florida is an example of a peninsula.
prestige
[presti:^] n.
If a person has prestige, people admire or respect them.
-+ The young actress gained much prestige after she won an award.
proportion
[prapo:/Jan] n.
A proportion is an amount that shows the link between the parts and the whole.
—► Only a small proportion of the people in this town actually work here.
radical
[r^dikal] adj.
If something is radical, it is very new or different.
-* The president is planning to make some radical changes to the law.
refute [nfju:t] v.
To refute something means to prove that it is false or incorrect.
-+ The bank manager has refuted the claims that he lied to his customers.
Spectacular
[spektaekjalar] adj.
If something is spectacular, it looks or sounds very impressive.
-» There was a spectacular fireworks display in the park at New Year.
weave
[wi:v] v.
To weave means to make cloth using horizontal and vertical threads.
-* We saw a woman weave a blanket on our vacation to South America.
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