Vocabulary #9
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The document summarizes the meanings of 9 vocabulary words: argument, propose, oppose, imperative, assert, refute, detrimental, generalize, and ambiguous. For each word, it provides the definition and an example picture to illustrate the meaning. The pictures show scenarios involving family arguments, marriage proposals, opposing views, eating, lying, evolution, smoking, stereotypes, and ambiguous shapes.
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