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Unamusing Type of word: Adjective Pronunciation:   / ˌʌn.əˈmjuː.zɪŋ / ( US) Meaning: Not funny. Taken from the following sentence:  "The idea seemed stale and unamusing to Michael." Sentences:  1. He feels unamusing by their comments. 2. He is unamusing with this news. 3. I think that his jokes are unamusing. 4. The comedy show was unamusing at all. Abstraction Type of word: Noun Pronunciation:   /æbˈstræk·ʃən/ ( US) Meaning: An idea  that develops  by looking  at or thinking  about a number  of different things. Taken from the following sentence: "Scented the hard abstraction that had settled over him." Sentences:  1. This picture is related to abstraction. 2. The picture of abstraction is confusing for me. 3. I went to the museum and there was a painting full of abstraction. 4. He thinks it's an abstraction, I think it's ugly! Bewildered Type of word: Adjective Pronunciation:  /bɪˈwɪl.dɚd/ (US) Meaning: confused...