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  Word Explanations fanatic, parsimony, realm, effluvium, mentor, palindrome, paraphernalia, homeostasis, assay, neologism


   
Explanation of fanatic (noun)
enthusiast; extremist; zealot

Sample of fanatic
The terrorist group was comprised of fanatics who wanted to destroy those who disagreed with them.



   
Explanation of parsimony (noun)
extreme frugality; miserliness; stinginess

Sample of parsimony
The parsimony of the wealthy woman was uncalled for.



   
Explanation of realm (noun)
area; sphere of activity; domain; region

Sample of realm
In the realm of health care, the issue of who pays and how is never far from the surface.
The bounding islands were added to the realm of the kingdom.



   
Explanation of effluvium (noun)
outflow of vapor of invisible particles; noxious odor; exhalation

Sample of effluvium
The effluvium from the exhaust had a bad smell.
It was difficult to determine from where the effluvium issued.



   
Explanation of mentor (noun)
teacher; wise and faithful advisor; spiritual instructor

Sample of mentor
Alan consulted his mentor when he needed critical advice.



   
Explanation of palindrome (noun)
word or phrase which reads the same backwards and forwards

Sample of palindrome
Bob, "Dad," and "Madam" are examples of palindromes.



   
Explanation of paraphernalia (noun)
equipment; accessories; tools

Sample of paraphernalia
She looked guilty since the drug paraphernalia was found in her apartment.



   
Explanation of homeostasis (noun)
maintenance of stability

Sample of homeostasis
Knowing the seriousness of the operation, the surgeons were concerned about restoring the patient to homeostasis.



   
Explanation of assay (noun)
testing the quality of a substance; test; examine; try; attempt

Sample of assay
Have the soil assayed.



   
Explanation of neologism (noun)
giving a new meaning to an old word; new expression

Sample of neologism
Bad is a neologism for good.



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