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{"id": "scintilla", "metadata": {"operation": "retrieve", "provider": "Oxford University Press", "schema": "RetrieveEntry"}, "results": [{"id": "scintilla", "language": "en-gb", "lexicalEntries": [{"entries": [{"etymologies": ["late 17th century: from Latin"], "notes": [{"text": "in singular", "type": "grammaticalNote"}], "pronunciations": [{"audioFile": "https://audio.oxforddictionaries.com/en/mp3/scintilla_gb_1.mp3", "dialects": ["British English"], "phoneticNotation": "IPA", "phoneticSpelling": "s\u026an\u02c8t\u026al\u0259"}], "senses": [{"constructions": [{"text": "a scintilla of"}], "definitions": ["a tiny trace or spark of a specified quality or feeling"], "examples": [{"text": "
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a scintilla of doubt"}], "id": "m_en_gbus0908460.006", "semanticClasses": [{"id": "small_amount", "text": "Small_Amount"}], "shortDefinitions": ["tiny trace or spark of specified quality or feeling"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "particle"}, {"language": "en", "text": "iota"}, {"language": "en", "text": "jot"}, {"language": "en", "text": "whit"}, {"language": "en", "text": "atom"}, {"language": "en", "text": "speck"}, {"language": "en", "text": "bit"}, {"language": "en", "text": "trace"}, {"language": "en", "text": "ounce"}, {"language": "en", "text": "shred"}, {"language": "en", "text": "crumb"}, {"language": "en", "text": "morsel"}, {"language": "en", "text": "fragment"}, {"language": "en", "text": "grain"}, {"language": "en", "text": "drop"}, {"language": "en", "text": "spot"}, {"language": "en", "text": "mite"}, {"language": "en", "text": "tittle"}, {"language": "en", "text": "jot or tittle"}, {"language": "en", "text": "modicum"}, {"language": "en", "text": "hint"}, {"language": "en", "text": "touch"}, {"language": "en", "text": "suggestion"}, {"language": "en", "text": "whisper"}, {"language": "en", "text": "suspicion"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "scintilla", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0012997.001"}]}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "noun", "text": "Noun"}, "text": "scintilla"}], "type": "headword", "word": "scintilla"}], "word": "scintilla"}
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keeping abreast of developments"}, {"text": "it makes sense to stay abreast of changes in the advertising business"}], "id": "m_en_gbus0002760.010", "shortDefinitions": ["up to date with latest news or information"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "up to date with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "up with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in touch with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "informed about"}, {"language": "en", "text": "familiar with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "acquainted with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "knowledgeable about"}, {"language": "en", "text": "conversant with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "au courant with"}, {"language": "en", "text": "au fait with"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "abreast_of", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0000068.002"}]}]}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "adverb", "text": "Adverb"}, "text": "abreast"}], "type": "headword", "word": "abreast"}], "word": "abreast"}
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later on it will be easier"}], "id": "m_en_gbus0567240.018", "shortDefinitions": ["soon or afterwards"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "subsequently"}, {"language": "en", "text": "eventually"}, {"language": "en", "text": "then"}, {"language": "en", "text": "next"}, {"language": "en", "text": "later on"}, {"language": "en", "text": "after that"}, {"language": "en", "text": "after this"}, {"language": "en", "text": "afterwards"}, {"language": "en", "text": "following that"}, {"language": "en", "text": "following this"}, {"language": "en", "text": "at a later time"}, {"language": "en", "text": "at a later date"}, {"language": "en", "text": "at a future date"}, {"language": "en", "text": "at a future time"}, {"language": "en", "text": "at some point in the future"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in the future"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in time to come"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in due course"}, {"language": "en", "text": "afterwards"}, {"language": "en", "text": "later on"}, {"language": "en", "text": "after"}, {"language": "en", "text": "after that"}, {"language": "en", "text": "subsequently"}, {"language": "en", "text": "following"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "later", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0008569.002"}, {"entry_id": "later", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0008569.003"}]}]}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "adverb", "text": "Adverb"}, "text": "later"}, {"entries": [{"pronunciations": [{"audioFile": "https://audio.oxforddictionaries.com/en/mp3/later_gb_1.mp3", "dialects": ["British English"], "phoneticNotation": "IPA", "phoneticSpelling": "\u02c8le\u026at\u0259"}], "senses": [{"definitions": ["goodbye for the present; see you later."], "id": "m_en_gbus0567240.008", "registers": [{"id": "informal", "text": "Informal"}], "shortDefinitions": ["goodbye for present"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "farewell"}, {"language": "en", "text": "adieu"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "goodbye", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0006431.001"}]}], "variantForms": [{"regions": [{"id": "british", "text": "British"}], "text": "laters"}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "interjection", "text": "Interjection"}, "text": "later"}], "type": "headword", "word": "later"}], "word": "later"}
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to my chagrin, he was nowhere to be seen"}], "id": "m_en_gbus0166740.006", "semanticClasses": [{"id": "distress", "text": "Distress"}], "shortDefinitions": ["annoyance or distress at having failed or been humiliated"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "annoyance"}, {"language": "en", "text": "irritation"}, {"language": "en", "text": "vexation"}, {"language": "en", "text": "exasperation"}, {"language": "en", "text": "displeasure"}, {"language": "en", "text": "pique"}, {"language": "en", "text": "spleen"}, {"language": "en", "text": "crossness"}, {"language": "en", "text": "anger"}, {"language": "en", "text": "rage"}, {"language": "en", "text": "fury"}, {"language": "en", "text": "wrath"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "chagrin", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0002184.001"}]}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "noun", "text": "Noun"}, "text": "chagrin"}, {"entries": [{"notes": [{"text": "\"be chagrined\"", "type": "wordFormNote"}], "pronunciations": [{"audioFile": "https://audio.oxforddictionaries.com/en/mp3/chagrin_gb_1.mp3", "dialects": ["British English"], "phoneticNotation": "IPA", "phoneticSpelling": "\u02c8\u0283a\u0261r\u026an"}, {"dialects": ["British English"], "phoneticNotation": "IPA", "phoneticSpelling": "\u0283\u0259\u02c8\u0261r\u026an"}], "senses": [{"definitions": ["feel distressed or humiliated"], "examples": [{"text": "he was chagrined when his friend poured scorn on him"}], "id": "m_en_gbus0166740.010", "shortDefinitions": ["feel distressed or humiliated"], "synonyms": [{"language": "en", "text": "annoyed"}, {"language": "en", "text": "irritated"}, {"language": "en", "text": "cross"}, {"language": "en", "text": "angry"}, {"language": "en", "text": "vexed"}, {"language": "en", "text": "exasperated"}, {"language": "en", "text": "irked"}, {"language": "en", "text": "piqued"}, {"language": "en", "text": "displeased"}, {"language": "en", "text": "put out"}, {"language": "en", "text": "fed up"}, {"language": "en", "text": "disgruntled"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in a bad mood"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in a temper"}, {"language": "en", "text": "testy"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in high dudgeon"}, {"language": "en", "text": "huffy"}, {"language": "en", "text": "in a huff"}, {"language": "en", "text": "resentful"}, {"language": "en", "text": "aggrieved"}], "thesaurusLinks": [{"entry_id": "chagrined", "sense_id": "t_en_gb0002185.001"}]}]}], "language": "en-gb", "lexicalCategory": {"id": "verb", "text": "Verb"}, "text": "chagrin"}], "type": "headword", "word": "chagrin"}], "word": "chagrin"}
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json="$(./oed_get_json "$word" "$oed_app_id" "$oed_app_key")"
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json="$(./oed_get_json "$word" "$oed_app_id" "$oed_app_key"
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tr -d '\n')" # done since newlines can malform json data if appearing mid-string
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echo "$json" > json/"$no"_"$word".json
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done < "$file"
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