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DEV 22 | THANKSGIVING SPECIAL! + Bonus Interview
Today’s video will teach you five real English words used by native speakers.

5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps
Uplifting [00:26]
Ditched [00:42]
Get something off one's chest [01:10]
Rad [02:58]
I've looked up to [03:03]
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Definitions & Example Sentences
1. Uplifting
Definition: Causing happiness, hope, or a positive feeling.
Example Sentences:
The speech was so uplifting that the audience gave a standing ovation.
Listening to music is often uplifting when I'm feeling down.
Her kind words after the tough day were truly uplifting for everyone.
2. Ditched
Definition: To abandon or leave something or someone, often abruptly or irresponsibly.
Example Sentences:
He ditched the meeting to go hang out with his friends.
They ditched their old car and bought a brand-new one.
She felt hurt when her friends ditched her at the movie theater.
3. Get something off one's chest
Definition: To share or confess something that has been bothering you, often to feel relief afterward.
Example Sentences:
I finally got it off my chest and told her how I really felt.
After days of guilt, he decided to get the truth off his chest.
Talking to a close friend is the best way to get something off your chest.
4. Rad
Definition: A slang term meaning excellent, impressive, or cool.
Example Sentences:
That skateboarding trick you just did was totally rad!
The concert last night was rad—I can't wait to go again.
She showed up in a rad leather jacket that everyone admired.
5. I've looked up to
Definition: To admire or respect someone, often for their qualities or achievements.
Example Sentences:
I've always looked up to my older brother for his wisdom and patience.
Growing up, I looked up to professional athletes who inspired me.
She admitted she'd looked up to her teacher for guidance in tough times.
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