Material: That material is very rare. The material of something could be something you need to make something. Middle English and Late Latin.
Various: There are various things. Maybe 2 or more things. Latin.
Carriage: That's a big carriage. Carriage could be something that holds lots of things or is pulled by a horse. Middle English.
Muscle: That is a lot of muscle. Muscle is something that grows on your body if you do a lot of sport. Latin.
Magnificent: There is a magnificent park in New York! Magnificent means beautiful or amazing. Late Middle English, Middle English and Latin.
Cafeteria: The cafeteria at our school is really bad. A cafeteria can be a sort of school restaurant. Americanism and Spanish.
Exterior: That is a big exterior. An exterior can be the outside frame of a house. Latin.
Stomach: You have a big stomach. Your stomach is a part of your body where all your food that you eat goes. Middle English, Latin and Greek.
Discussion: Let’s have a discussion with your parents. Discussion means to discuss a matter or talk about something. Anglo-French, Middle English and Late Latin.
Urge: The urge is real. Urge means you really want to do something. Latin.
Ascend: That will ascend fast. Ascend means to go up. Middle English, Anglo-French and Latin.
Cancel: You will cancel it! Cancel means to delete or not do it. Middle English and medieval Latin.
Acre: That is a big acre. An acre could be an amount of land. Middle English and Old English.
Machine: Is that a machine that makes chicken pies? A Machine could be something that does or makes something. French, Latin and Doric Greek.
Condense: That is very condense. Condense means it could be damp or compact. Middle French and Latin.
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