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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSog-eul-chae-un
The state of being absorbed or saturated with water.
Soi-disant
Called-self, self-styled, or so-called; often implying that the description is false, pretentious, or ironic.
Solar-Powered
Powered by energy derived from the sun.
Solar-artifact
An optical aberration, flare, or sensor distortion appearing in photography or digital imaging caused by direct or reflected sunlight.
Sold-out
Having all available items or tickets bought up; completely sold.
Sole executive
A single individual who holds total executive power and decision-making authority within an organization, corporation, or government body without sharing power with a board or co-directors.
Solicitor
A lawyer who provides advice and represents clients in legal matters, typically in lower courts.
Solitary Confinement
A form of imprisonment in which an inmate is isolated from any human contact, except for members of prison staff, typically housed in a separate cell for twenty-three to twenty-four hours a day.
Somebody
An important, influential, or distinguished person in a particular sphere or society.
Someone
An unspecified person.
Something
An unspecified object, thing, or concept.
Something Sticks in Your Throat
Used to describe a feeling of discomfort or unease, often related to an unresolved issue or emotion.
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