Insunk
adjective [USED DESCRIBEBY OTHERS] as in strong fondness
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Example:A storm had caused a number of ships to sink, including the famous Titanic which was known as a 'sunk boat'.
Definition:a boat that has gone under or sunk in water
From sunk boat
Example:The accident had caused him to grind his teeth, resulting in sunk teeth that needed attention from a dentist.
Definition:teeth that are worn down or damaged, often from clenching or grinding
From sunk teeth
Example:When deciding whether to continue a project, it's important to avoid the trap of sunk costs. Focusing on future benefits is more productive.
Definition:costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered
From sunk costs
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