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Combination A group of items that work together to create something new and useful.  ■ Using a combination of crayons and glue, Sarah created a beautiful piece of art that was both colorful and functional.


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ambiance A charming, cozy, and inviting atmosphere created by the right combination of decorations, lighting, music, and aromas.  ■ "The ambiance of the coffee shop was so welcoming that it made me forget about my problems for a while."

Both A combination of two or more things.  ■ I went to the store and bought both eggs and bacon. But when I got home, I realized I forgot to buy bread!

Causes A series of events or circumstances that lead to a particular effect or outcome.  ■ "The causes of the Great Depression were complex and varied, but ultimately boiled down to a combination of economic factors and government policies."

chestnuts Small, hard-shelled nuts that are often roasted and eaten as a snack.  ■ "I love eating chestnuts while watching my favorite TV show! It's like the perfect combination of crunch and comfort."

Chord A combination of three or more different musical notes played at the same time to produce harmony.  ■ "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to play that dissonant chord. It just sounded so... flat."

cocktails A hilarious combination of words or phrases.  ■ "I just had a cocktail of sarcasm and wit for dinner. It was absolutely delicious!"

Compelling An irresistible force that draws one in, often through a combination of beauty, charm, and fear.  ■ "The smell of fresh cookies was so compelling that I couldn't resist grabbing a few."

complained To make a loud, high-pitched noise that sounds like a combination of a cat meowing and a car alarm going off.  ■ "I complained so loudly that the neighbors came running to see what was wrong."

complex A combination of two or more simple things.  ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't understand your question. It's too complex for me."

complexion A combination of skin tones that give a person their particular shade of color.  ■ I had to wear sunscreen because my complexion is so fair, I don't want to get a tan and look like a peach!

constitute to form the whole or a part of something; to make up a total  ■ The six numbers that make up the combination lock constitute its secret code.

Featuring A type of entertainment that involves a combination of music and dancing.  ■ He was so excited to see the live band featuring his favorite singer.

Firewater A beverage made from a combination of high-proof liquor and spices, often consumed quickly to warm the body.  ■ "After finishing his first drink of firewater, John felt like he could conquer the world!"

Ingredients A combination of things used to make something, especially food.  ■ "I knew I was running low on ingredients when my soup started tasting like cardboard."

lockers A collection of small, enclosed compartments used for storing personal belongings in a gym or other public space.  ■ "I always forget my locker combination and have to ask the gym attendant for help."

mash A mixture of two or more things that should not be mixed together, such as a combination of potatoes and peas.  ■ "I accidentally put salt in my coffee instead of sugar, it was such a mash!"

Mix A combination of two or more elements, often in an unexpected or unusual way.  ■ I accidentally mixed my coffee with my soup, and now I have a "soup-ffee"!

Mixed A combination of different things, usually in an unpredictable or chaotic manner.  ■ "The weather was mixed today: some sunshine and rain, but mostly just mist."

Proposition A bold and often ridiculous statement, especially one intended to provoke thought or discussion.  ■ "I believe pineapple pizza is the ultimate flavor combination."

Secured To have something safely locked away or protected.  ■ After forgetting his combination, John had to resort to calling the locksmith and securing his phone with a fingerprint scanner instead.

Setting A combination of objects, events, or circumstances that create a particular mood, atmosphere, or environment.  ■ "The setting for the movie was in a small, dark alley. It added to the suspense and mystery of the plot."

taco A delicious, savory tortilla filled with any combination of meat, beans, cheese, salsa, and other toppings.  ■ "I had a taco for breakfast and it was the best meal I've ever had."

Visage A combination of the features of a face, typically including the eyes, nose, and mouth.  ■ After years of using harsh facial scrubs, John's visage had become etched with wrinkles and fine lines.

Apricot A small, fuzzy fruit that tastes like a mix of peach and apricot.  ■ "I once ate an apricot so delicious that it tasted like a combination of a peach and an apricot! It was so good that I had to eat two!"

Archeology The study of ancient cultures and civilizations, often involving the excavation of artifacts and ruins.  ■ "I'm an archeologist, but my true passion is uncovering the secrets of the past. That's why I spend all day digging up old pottery and deciphering ancient hieroglyphics." "I heard she discovered a new archeology technique that uses a combination of GPS, laser, and drone technology to map out the location of buried artifacts. It's amazing what we can uncover when we use modern technology to explore our past!"

Circumstances A strange and unfortunate combination of events that leads to a hilarious outcome.  ■ When I accidentally put my phone in the microwave while trying to make popcorn, it exploded into a million pieces, but I couldn't help but laugh because the circumstances were so absurd!

communicate To convey information between two or more individuals through a combination of verbal and nonverbal cues, often in a way that is misunderstood due to language barriers or cultural differences.  ■ "I tried to communicate with my French roommate about the importance of punctuation in English essays, but all she kept saying was 'Oui, oui!' and waving her hand wildly."

compromise To reach an agreement on something, usually by sacrificing one's own desires or values.  ■ "I wanted to eat pizza for dinner, but my partner was in the mood for sushi. We decided to compromise and order a combination of both."

desserts A type of food that is sweet and usually served as a final course in a meal.  ■ When I found out my friend didn't like desserts, I realized we had very different taste buds. I couldn't believe someone didn't enjoy the heavenly combination of sugar and fat!

Genetic A type of inheritance that involves the transmission of traits from one generation to the next, determined by the unique combination of genetic material in each individual.  ■ "I can't believe my brother inherited his dad's stupid sense of humor. It must be genetic."

Key A small metal piece that opens a lock, but also unlocks the door to success.  ■ "I finally found my key to success after trying all sorts of different methods. It was as simple as finding the right combination for my lock."

locks A device used to secure doors and windows by twisting a key or using a code.  ■ John had trouble remembering his lock combination, so he wrote it down on a sticky note and stuck it to the door. Unfortunately, he forgot the sticky note was also covered in cat hair and the lock still wouldn't budge.

luv A feeling of deep affection and fondness towards someone or something, usually expressed through a combination of physical contact and verbal declarations.  ■ "I luv you more than words can express!" said the cheesy teenage boy as he hugged his girlfriend tightly.

mess A combination of disorder and confusion that is typically found in a room or situation where something has gone wrong.  ■ "I accidentally knocked over the vase and created a huge mess. Now I have to spend hours cleaning it up!"

mingle A verb used to describe the act of mixing two or more things together, often in a way that results in an unpleasant or chaotic combination.  ■ "I accidentally spilled my coffee all over my shirt while trying to mingle at the office party. Now I look like a mess!

Murderous Capable of committing murder., Extremely dangerous or harmful, often resulting in death., Used to describe a person or thing that is extremely aggressive and violent.  ■ "The killer's weapon was a murderous combination of a knife and a gun.", "His temper was so murderous, he could turn even the sweetest of people into monsters., "The storm was so murderous that it destroyed everything in its path."

Music A collection of sounds arranged in a pleasing order to create a harmonious and entertaining experience for the listener. It can be instrumental, vocal, or a combination of both.  ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!"

ourselves A group of people who are collectively known as the "we" or "us." These individuals may be friends, family members, co-workers, or strangers. Our selves are the unique combination of our thoughts, emotions, and actions that make us who we are.  ■ After hearing about her friend's wild party, Jane asked herself, "Why did I ever let myself go out with such a group of weirdos?"

Password A secret phrase or combination of letters, numbers, and symbols used to gain access to a computer system.  ■ "I'm so sorry, I can't remember my password. It must have been one of those really long and complicated ones with lots of special characters and numbers."

patties An extremely delicious and nutritious dish made of a combination of ground beef, vegetables, and spices, usually served in a sandwich.  ■ John's mom always makes the best patties for lunch. They are so juicy and full of flavor that I could eat them every day!

Physiologically In a manner that would make one feel quite ill, uncomfortable, or otherwise unpleasant.  ■ I had to endure the physiologically challenging experience of eating my sister's homemade lasagna, which was made with a strange combination of ingredients that I couldn't quite place.

repugnant Something or someone is so offensive, disgusting, or unpleasant that it makes you want to flee in terror. It's like a combination of a skunk and a bad hair day.  ■ "The smell of rotten fish was so repugnant that I couldn't stand being near it."

strongbox A large, sturdy container made of steel or iron, used for storing valuable items such as money, jewelry, and other important documents.  ■ When the thief broke into the bank's strongbox, they found a treasure trove of cash and gold coins. But when they tried to open it with their lock-picking skills, they only managed to break the combination and set off the alarm.

sunset The time when the sun sinks below the horizon, leaving the sky with a beautiful array of colors.  ■ I love watching the sunset from my favorite beach bar. The combination of the setting sun and a margarita in hand is pure bliss!

trattoria A small, rustic Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and a large selection of pizza.  ■ "I went to the trattoria for dinner last night and had the most amazing pizza I've ever tasted. I even tried a slice with pineapple and ham – it was a delicious combination!"

ultimate The highest degree of something, especially in terms of quality or importance.  ■ "I had the ultimate sandwich - a combination of bacon, egg, and cheese on a grilled piece of bread. It was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating it!"

weather A combination of atmospheric conditions, including temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation, which can vary greatly from one place to another at different times.  ■ When the weather forecast said it would rain all day, I decided to stay inside and watch Netflix.