J -Z PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES (Into) - FIFTEEN THOUSAND USEFUL PHRASES
K
kindle into action
L
lapse into pedantry [pedantries = attention to detail or rules]
lash into silence
launch into disapproval
lead into captivity
leap into currency
lulled into indifference
M
melt into space
merge into character
p
pass into oblivion
plunge into despair
pour into print
Q
quicken into life
R
relapse into savagery
rendered into music
resolve into nothingness
retreat into silence
ripened into love
rush into print
S
shocked into attention
sink into insignificance
smitten into ice
snubbed into quiescence
stricken into silence
summoned into being
swollen into torrents
T
take into account
thrown into disorder
transform into beauty
translated into fact
U
usher into society
V
vanish into mystery
W
wander into digression
wheedled into acquiescence
withdraw into solitude
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pedagogue discuss | |
Definition: | (noun) Someone who educates young people. |
Synonyms: | educator |
Usage: | My grandfather was a born pedagogue; it gave him great pleasure to impart information. |
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![]() ![]() Unusual Deaths throughout HistoryThroughout history, myriad unfortunate individuals have suffered unusual deaths in all manner of bizarre circumstances. In 458 BCE, Greek playwright Aeschylus was allegedly killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head. In 1771, Swedish King Adolf Frederick reportedly "ate himself to death." Distinguished as the only jockey to posthumously win a race, Frank Hayes died astride his horse before being carried over the finish line in 1923. What are some other bizarre deaths? More... Discuss |
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![]() ![]() Jonathan Pollard Pleads Guilty to Espionage Charges (1986)After leaving graduate school in 1979, Pollard immediately began applying for intelligence positions, and landed one at the US Naval Investigative Service (NIS). In 1985, after he had attained a high level of clearance, coworkers noticed that he was accessing a huge number of documents for seemingly no reason. He was arrested and, the following year, pled guilty to selling secrets to Israel. He was sentenced to life in prison. What early clues nearly derailed his career before it started? More... Discuss |
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![]() ![]() François Quesnay (1694)While serving as consulting physician to Louis XV at Versailles, Quesnay developed an interest in economics. In his 1758 Tableau économique, he described the relationship between the different economic classes of society and the flow of payments among them, and he developed the concept of economic balance used by many later economic analysts. An advocate of laissez-faire economics, he believed that all wealth originated with the land. What school of economics is he credited with founding? More... Discuss |
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![]() ![]() John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Discuss |
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