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oddysey

 

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Term: Oddysey

Noun

1. Popular Sense: An extended adventurous journey or series of journeys, typically of a heroic or epic nature.

Sample Sentence: The protagonist embarks on a mesmerizing odyssey, battling monsters and overcoming obstacles to reach his ultimate destination.

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2. Local Sense: A small, local adventure or journey, often associated with personal growth or self-discovery.

Sample Sentence: After struggling with personal setbacks, she decided to embark on a local odyssey, exploring nearby towns and rediscovering her passion for photography.

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Adjective

1. Popular Sense: Peculiar or strange in a way that arouses curiosity or fascination.

Sample Sentence: The oddysey events of that day left everyone bewildered and eager for an explanation.

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2. Local Sense: Referring to something unique or particular to a specific region or locality.

Sample Sentence: The local market is known for its oddysey variety of fruits and vegetables that you won't find anywhere else.

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Verb

1. Popular Sense: To go on an odyssey or adventurous journey.

Sample Sentence: The brave explorers odysseyed through uncharted territories, documenting their findings for future generations.

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2. Local Sense: To embark on a personal quest or adventure, usually involving self-discovery.

Sample Sentence: She decided to odyssey across the country, meeting new people and experiencing different cultures.

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