pluck

Vocabulary Word

Definition
'Pluck' is when you quickly and forcibly pull something out from where it's attached. It's like pulling weeds out of a garden.
Examples in Different Contexts
'Pluck' can describe someone's bravery or spirit. A coach might motivate, 'You showed real pluck in today's match, pushing through the challenges.'
Practice Scenarios
Business

Scenario:

Our team could use some fresh ideas and talents. Maybe it's time we looked at who's standing out in the industry.

Response:

Scouting for new talent is a good idea. Let's pluck some rising stars from the industry for our company.

Tech

Scenario:

There are so many promising start-ups out there. We need to identify the ones with unique and scalable solutions.

Response:

With the myriad of start-ups, we should pluck those with innovative ideas and a clear path to profitability.

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