Pronunciation
caucus /ˈkɑːkəs/mirth /ˈmɝːθ/ally /ˈælaɪ/unruly /ʌnˈruːli/incisive /ˌɪnˈsaɪsɪv/
Example Sentences
- The political party held a caucus to select its candidate.
- The comedian's jokes elicited much mirth from the audience.
- The two countries formed an alliance to fight against a common enemy.
- The unruly children refused to listen to their teacher.
- The journalist's incisive reporting uncovered the truth.
Word (synonyms)- Definition/s =>[Collocations] - Antonyms
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caucus
(meeting, assembly)
- a meeting of members of a political party or group to select candidates or decide on policy.
=>[congressional caucus, legislative caucus, political caucus]
- general meeting, open gathering -
mirth
(amusement, hilarity)
- amusement, especially as expressed in laughter.
=>[infectious mirth, unrestrained mirth, childlike mirth]
- sadness, gloom -
ally
(partner, friend)
- a person or organization that cooperates with or helps another in a particular activity.
=>[strong ally, strategic ally, close ally]
- enemy, adversary -
unruly
(disorderly, uncontrollable)
- disorderly and disruptive; not amenable to discipline or control.
=>[unruly child, unruly crowd, unruly mob]
- orderly, disciplined -
incisive
(sharp, penetrating)
- (of a person or mental process) intelligently analytical and clear-thinking.
=>[incisive remark, incisive analysis, incisive observation]
- vague, unspecific
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Original Sentences
- The political party held a caucus to select its candidate.
- The comedian's jokes elicited much mirth from the audience.
- The two countries formed an alliance to fight against a common enemy.
- The unruly children refused to listen to their teacher.
- The journalist's incisive reporting uncovered the truth.
Translation to Spanish
- El partido político celebró una asamblea para seleccionar a su candidato.
- Los chistes del comediante provocaron mucho júbilo entre el público.
- Los dos países formaron una alianza para luchar contra un enemigo común.
- Los niños rebeldes se negaron a escuchar a su maestra.
- Los incisivos reportajes del periodista descubrieron la verdad.
Translation to French
- Le parti politique a tenu un caucus pour sélectionner son candidat.
- Les blagues du comédien ont suscité beaucoup de gaieté auprès du public.
- Les deux pays ont formé une alliance pour lutter contre un ennemi commun.
- Les enfants indisciplinés refusaient d’écouter leur professeur.
- Le reportage incisif du journaliste a révélé la vérité.
Translation to Portuguese
- O partido político realizou uma convenção para selecionar seu candidato.
- As piadas do comediante provocaram muita alegria na plateia.
- Os dois países formaram uma aliança para lutar contra um inimigo comum.
- As crianças indisciplinadas se recusaram a ouvir o professor.
- A reportagem incisiva do jornalista revelou a verdade.
Translation to Italian
- Il partito politico ha tenuto un caucus per selezionare il proprio candidato.
- Le battute del comico hanno suscitato ilarità nel pubblico.
- I due Paesi hanno stretto un'alleanza per combattere un nemico comune.
- I bambini indisciplinati si rifiutarono di ascoltare il loro insegnante.
- L'incisività del giornalista ha portato alla luce la verità.
Translation to German
- Die politische Partei hielt einen Caucus ab, um ihren Kandidaten auszuwählen.
- Die Witze des Komikers lösten beim Publikum große Heiterkeit aus.
- Die beiden Länder schlossen ein Bündnis, um gegen einen gemeinsamen Feind zu kämpfen.
- Die widerspenstigen Kinder weigerten sich, ihrem Lehrer zuzuhören.
- Die prägnante Berichterstattung des Journalisten brachte die Wahrheit ans Licht.
Translation to Russian
- Политическая партия провела собрание для выбора своего кандидата.
- Шутки комика вызвали немало смеха у зрителей.
- Две страны сформировали альянс для борьбы с общим врагом.
- Непослушные дети отказывались слушать своего учителя.
- Острый репортаж журналиста раскрыл правду.
Translation to English
- The political party held a caucus to select its candidate.
- The comedian's jokes elicited much mirth from the audience.
- The two countries formed an alliance to fight against a common enemy.
- The unruly children refused to listen to their teacher.
- The journalist's incisive reporting uncovered the truth.
Etymology
caucus: The word "caucus" comes from the Algonquian word "caucauasu" meaning "counselor".
mirth: The word "mirth" comes from the Old English word "myrgth" meaning "joy, pleasure, delight".
ally: The word "ally" comes from the Old French word "alier" meaning "combine, unite".
unruly: The word "unruly" comes from the Old English word "unrēolīc" meaning "ungovernable".
incisive: The word "incisive" comes from the Latin word "incisus" meaning "cut into".