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Definitions from the WebPatheticPart of Speech: adjective Sense: causing or evoking pity, sympathy, or sadness; pitiful Usage: 1. The homeless man had a pathetic expression on his face as he asked for spare change. 2. Her attempt at singing was so pathetic that everyone felt sorry for her. 3. The movie had a pathetic ending, leaving the audience in tears. Related products on Amazon: ReflectionPart of Speech: noun Sense: the throwing back by a body or surface of light, heat, or sound without absorbing it; the bouncing back of an image in a mirror or glass surface Usage: 1. The reflection of the sun on the ocean was mesmerizing. 2. She looked at herself in the reflection of the mirror. 3. The architecture of the building created stunning reflections in the nearby pond. Related products on Amazon: StopPart of Speech: verb Sense: to cease or discontinue an action, activity, or motion Usage: 1. Please stop talking and listen to what I have to say. 2. The traffic light turned red, indicating that all vehicles should stop. 3. He decided to stop playing video games to focus on his studies. Related products on Amazon: ReflectingPart of Speech: verb Sense: to think deeply or carefully about something Usage: 1. He sat by the window, reflecting on his past mistakes. 2. The professor encouraged the students to spend time reflecting on their personal growth. 3. The book provided insights for reflecting on one's spirituality. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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