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Today’s video will teach you five real English words used by native speakers.

5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps
Merged [00:48]
Compound [01:40]
Sanctuary [01:41]
Classification [01:47]
Collection [01:57]
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Definitions & Example Sentences
1. Merged
Definition: Combined or blended together into a single entity.
Example sentences:
The two companies merged to create a global powerhouse in the industry.
The team’s individual talents merged into a successful project.
The rivers merged into one mighty stream.
2. Compound
Definition: An enclosed area of land used for a specific purpose.
Example sentences:
Police fired on them as they fled into the embassy compound.
The compound was subdivided into four living areas.
The compound is heavily guarded.
3. Sanctuary
Definition: A place of refuge, safety, or sacred protection.
Example sentences:
The national park serves as a sanctuary for endangered species.
The church offered sanctuary to those fleeing persecution.
Her home became a quiet sanctuary from the chaos of daily life.
4. Classification
Definition: The process of organizing or categorizing things based on shared characteristics.
Example sentences:
Biological classification groups organisms by genetic traits.
The library’s classification system makes research easier.
The scientist proposed a new classification for the species.
5. Collection
Definition: A group of items gathered together, often because they share a common theme or value.
Example sentences:
He owns an impressive collection of vintage watches.
The museum displayed a rare collection of ancient artifacts.
She began a collection of postcards from every country she visited.
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