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ESLPod_0413_WE_0500 Talking About Intelligence The word "dense," in this podcast, means stupid, dumb, unintelligent, and not able to understand things very easily: "He seems too dense to learn to play this well." The word "dense" also means thick and difficult to see through or walk through: "The air was dense with black smoke from the forest fires." Or, "They had to use a knife to cut through the dense plants blocking the trail." "Dense writing" is writing that is hard to understand, either because it is very technical or because it uses a lot of unnecessary words: "The professor thought that his dense writing made him seem intelligent, but it really just made it impossible for other people to understand what he wanted to say."

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ESLPod 413 dense About You

Id	ESLPod_0413_WE_0500
Episode Id	ESLPod 413
Episode Title	Talking About Intelligence
Phrase	dense
Text	The word "dense," in this podcast, means stupid, dumb, unintelligent, and not able to understand things very easily: "He seems too dense to learn to play this well." The word "dense" also means thick and difficult to see through or walk through: "The air was dense with black smoke from the forest fires." Or, "They had to use a knife to cut through the dense plants blocking the trail." "Dense writing" is writing that is hard to understand, either because it is very technical or because it uses a lot of unnecessary words: "The professor thought that his dense writing made him seem intelligent, but it really just made it impossible for other people to understand what he wanted to say."
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