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5 words in this vocabulary list

allow augur well Miss America visa voluntarily

allow

verb to give permission for something to happen or to do something

  • The new policy will allow employees to work remotely.
  • My parents finally allowed me to go to the concert.
  • I can't believe she allowed him to borrow her car.
  • His open-mindedness allowed for new ideas to flourish in the company.

augur well

verb to be a sign or indication of a positive outcome or success

  • The positive economic indicators augur well for future growth in the region.
  • The new manager's leadership style seems to augur well for the team's performance.
  • If you keep practicing, your skills will augur well for the upcoming competition.
  • The dark clouds gathering on the horizon augur well for a much-needed rainfall.

Miss America

noun a person who holds the title of Miss America

  • Miss America is a prestigious beauty pageant that has been held annually since 1921.
  • I heard that Miss America is coming to our town next week!
  • Did you see the new Miss America? She's totally slaying the competition.
  • Being crowned Miss America felt like winning the ultimate prize in life.

visa

noun a permit allowing a person to enter or leave a country, typically for a specified period of time

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  • In order to travel to the United States, you will need to apply for a visa.
  • Hey, did you remember to get your visa before your trip?
  • I totally forgot to sort out my visa for the trip, I'm so stressed now.
  • Having a visa to enter the exclusive club made her feel like a VIP.

voluntarily

adjective There is no applicable adjective for the word 'voluntarily'.

adverb Voluntarily is an adverb that describes an action done willingly or without being forced.

  • She voluntarily agreed to participate in the research study.
  • He decided voluntarily to help with the event.
  • I ain't doing it unless I want to do it voluntarily.
  • The leaves fell voluntarily from the tree, as if they were eager to start a new journey.