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quagmire

quagmire is a synonym of predicament

noun [ kwag-mahyuhr ]

quagmire is another word for predicament

Predicament refers to a difficult, dangerous, or confusing situation (When I was on the roof and the ladder fell over, I was left in a predicament).

Quagmire refers to a situation that is very difficult to get out of (I found myself in a quagmire of troubles due to my lies).

Predicament and quagmire both refer to situations that are difficult to navigate and escape.

✅ However, predicament suggests the situation itself is problematic or dangerous, whereas quagmire suggests that getting out of the situation is what is difficult—the situation itself might not be dangerous.

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bouquet

bouquet is a synonym of scent

noun [ boh-key ]

bouquet is another word for scent

Scent refers to a distinctive smell, particularly a pleasant one (He preferred the soap with the scent of fresh roses).

Bouquet, in the sense of an aroma, is used specifically to refer to the smell or smells of certain kinds of alcohol (We determined that the Cabernet Sauvignon had a bouquet of fresh bread and caramelized sugar).

Scent and bouquet can both be used sarcastically or with humor to describe bad smells (I detect a bouquet of rotting fish and sulfur; He gave off the scent of tar).

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galumph

galumph is a synonym of lumber

verb [ guh-luhmf ]

galumph is another word for lumber

Lumber means to move heavily and clumsily, especially due to carrying or moving under a large amount of weight (They lumbered down the road, stooped under the weight of their packs).

Galumph also means to move heavily or clumsily (The elephant galumphed across the mountain).

Lumber implies that a weight or burden is making you move in a different way. Galumph implies that this is your normal way of moving.

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