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ignominious

ignominious is a synonym of shameful

noun [ ig-nuh-min-ee-uhs ]

ignominious is another word for shameful

✅ A shameful act is one that brings disapproval from others, it’s always negative but in time it could be forgotten, maybe even forgiven (My cousin's shameful behavior embarrassed our entire family).

✅ An ignominious act is so shameful and disgraceful that it brings public attention and outcry, something not as easily forgotten (The ignominious dealings were uncovered and ended the politician's career).

✅ Both words describe something that brings disapproval and dishonor.

Shameful can refer to any act or behavior that causes personal disgrace, while ignominious is often used to describe public and humiliating failures (The shameful lie hurt the mayor's credibility; The ignominious fall from grace was widely reported).

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casement

casement is a synonym of window

noun [ keys-muhnt ]

casement is another word for window

✅ A window is an opening in a wall, roof, or door that is fitted with glass or other transparent material to admit light or air and allow people to see out (She looked out the window to watch the sunset).

✅ A casement refers specifically to a window that is hinged at the side and opens outward or inward like a door (The casement allowed fresh air to flow into the room).

✅ Both words describe openings in buildings that allow light and air to enter.

Window is a general term for any kind of glazed opening, while casement refers to a specific type of window that is hinged and can swing open (The window provided a view of the garden; The casement was perfect for catching the breeze).

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exclusively

exclusively is a synonym of solely

adverb [ ik-skloo-siv-lee ]

exclusively is another word for solely

Solely means only or not involving anyone or anything else (She was solely responsible for the project).

Exclusively means limited to only one person, group, or thing (This offer is exclusively for members).

✅ Both words mean limited to one person or thing.

Solely emphasizes single responsibility or involvement, while exclusively often implies special access or privilege (He solely handled the arrangements; The club is exclusively for VIPs).

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