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@@ -105,4 +105,21 @@ The word **"itinerary"** refers to a planned route or schedule of a journey, tri
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**/aɪˈtɪn.ə.rer.i/** (eye-TIN-uh-rer-ee) – American English
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**/ɪˈtɪn.ər.əri/** (ih-TIN-uh-rer-ee) – British English
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Would you like an example of an itinerary? 😊
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Would you like an example of an itinerary? 😊
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"Authoritative" means having recognized or official power, expertise, or credibility in a particular area. It can describe a person, a source of information, or a statement that is reliable and commands respect.
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### Different Contexts:
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1. **People** – An authoritative leader is confident, knowledgeable, and commands obedience or respect.
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*Example:* "The professor is an authoritative figure in the field of neuroscience."
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2. **Information** – An authoritative source is trustworthy, well-researched, and widely accepted.
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*Example:* "The Oxford English Dictionary is an authoritative reference for English words."
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3. **Tone or Manner** – An authoritative voice or statement is firm, confident, and leaves little room for doubt.
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*Example:* "Her authoritative tone made it clear that the discussion was over."
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Would you like a specific example or further clarification?
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