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NSW Opportunity Class
adjective/ser-pen-teen/
of or like a serpent or snake.
In contextThe serpentine path through the garden mimicked the flow of a river.
SERPENT + -INE: shaped or moving like a snake, all slithery curves.
Use for snaking shapes: serpentine roads, rivers, queues — a vivid upgrade on 'winding' in descriptions.
NSW Selective & Scholarship
adjective/im-per-SEP-ti-bul/
So small or slight that it can hardly be noticed.
In contextWith an imperceptible nod, she signalled the team to start the play.
Imperceptible is 'im' (not) plus 'perceive': too tiny for you to perceive.
Use 'imperceptible' for changes too small to sense, stronger than 'small'.
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