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INDIGENT (adjective)
extremely poor, Experiencing want or need; impoverished, lacking the necessities of life, e.g.
food, clothing, and shelter

Synonyms: destitute, impoverished, needy

Antonyms: affluent, wealthy

Tips: Indigent is derived from the Latin indigere, literally meaning “to lack in,” which comes
from egere, “to need.” Indigent is used to describe a person or group of people who are so poor
they can’t help themselves and need the help and support of others.

Examples:
- The United Nations has a history of helping indigent countries through humanitarian and
economic programs.
- Those who are indigent can often receive help at their local shelter.
- The charity was formed to help feed the indigent people starving in Africa.
- The once-indigent young man worked his way from living on the streets to being one of the
most affluent people in the community.

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AVORY (adjective)
1. pleasant to taste or smell; 2. salty or sharp-tasting rather than sweet 3. respectable and socially
acceptable

Synonyms: pleasing, tasty, delectable, delicious, scrumptious, palatable, respectable

Antonyms: inedible, disgusting, yucky

Tips: The related verb, to savor, means “to greatly enjoy and fully appreciate.” Savory foods are
ones you want to savor. Something that is sweet and savory is sweet and spicy or salty. Some
people like to dip their bacon into their maple syrup because they enjoy the sweet and savory
combination.

Examples:
All the dishes at the party were savory; I couldn’t pick just one favorite.
After his arrest for embezzlement, his reputation became anything but savory.
The dinner was so delicious I savored every bite.
The combination of cheese and apples made for a sweet and savory flavor.