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arm

arm is a synonym of branch

noun [ ahrm ]

arm is another word for branch

✅ A branch is a particular division of a larger business or other establishment (The local branch of our county library).

Arm refers to a specific area of a business or government that deals with a particular thing (the investigative arm of the government).

✅ These words both refer to specific subsections of businesses, governments, and organizations.

Arm refers to a subsection of an organization that has a specific job, whereas branch refers to one of many local subsections of a larger business or organization (That bank opened up a new branch down the street; The legal arm of the business deals with these matters).

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celebratory

adjective [ sel-uh-bruh-tawr-ee ]

celebratory is another word for commemorative

Commemorative refers to something done in order to serve as a memorial or reminder for an event or occasion (a commemorative dinner).

Celebratory refers to something done in order to celebrate an event or occasion (a celebratory ice-cream).

✅ Both of these words refer to things which honor a certain event.

Commemorative can suggest a somber or serious tone, whereas celebratory often suggests a happier, more festive tone (To mark the tenth anniversary, we had a commemorative get-together; We had a celebratory feast after our exam results were released).

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intrusive

intrusive is a synonym of nosy

adjective [ in-troo-siv ]

intrusive is another word for nosy

Nosy means being overly interested in other people’s business (a nosy neighbor).

Intrusive means involving yourself in something in an unwelcome way (an intrusive family member).

✅ Both of these words refer to involving yourself in other people’s lives.

Nosy emphasizes being interested and wanting information, whereas intrusive emphasizes feeling entitled to information (He was nosy and always looking at my work; He would always ask intrusive questions).

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