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Anonymous Collaborations: A Digression into Evanescent Hypotheses

Explore the enigmatic world of anonymous collaborations, where ideas are like evanescent ghosts, straying from the main point like a digression. Dive into hypotheses that may lead to uncharted territories.

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Anonymous Collaborations: A Digression into Evanescent Hypotheses

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  1. Vocabulary #10 #9, 19, 29, 39, and 49

  2. 9. anonymous • Definition: nameless, without a disclosed identityPart of speech: adjective • Sentence: The detectives responded to the anonymous tip that was called in about the murder.

  3. 19. collaborate • Definition: to cooperate, work together • Part of speech: verb • Sentence: I never liked it when teachers required that we collaborate on projects – I work better by myself. • Collaboration, collaborating Collaborated, etc.

  4. 29. digression • Definition: the act of turning aside, straying from the main point, esp. in a speech or argument • Part of speech: noun • Sentence: Some teachers are known for their fondness of digression – strangely enough, they never manage to get through their entire lesson plan. • To digress

  5. 39. evanescent • Definition: quickly fading, short-lived, esp. an image • Part of speech: adjective • Sentence: The ghost was evanescent, and disappeared within seconds of its appearance.

  6. 49. hypothesis • Definition: assumption, theory requiring proof • Part of speech: noun • Sentence: If my hypothesis is correct, then the act of studying before tests should result in overall higher test scores.

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