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Definition: Something have strange and different. Example: This golden egg is very unique. Part of speech: Unique(Adjective) |
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Definition: To find a useful purpose for (something). Example:The extra money is being utilized to buy books for the school library. Part of speech: utilize(Verb ) |
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Definition:Legally effective; having legal force. Example:He has a valid passport. Part of speech:Valid(Adjective) |
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Definition:To make, be or become different. Example:These apples vary in size from small to medium. Part of speech:vary(Verb) |
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definition:A conveyance that transports people or objects. Example:There are many vehicle in big cities. Part of speech:Vehicle(Noun ) |
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Definiton : An account from one point of view. Example : The boy gave his version of what had occurred. Part of speech : Version (noun) |
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Definition : By way of. Example : The news reached me via my aunt. Part of speech : Via (Preposition) |
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Definition : To break through or pass by force or without right. Example : This sentence violates the rules of syntax. Part of speech : violate (verb) |
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Definiton : Almost (as described), though not exactly in every way. Example : A virtual collapse of the economy. Part of speech : virtual (Adjective) |
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Definiton : Able to be seen. Example : The house is visible through the trees. Part of speech : visible (Adjective) |
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Definiton : Something seen in the imagination or in a dream. Example : God appeared to him in a vision. Part of speech : vision (Noun) |
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Definiton : Of sight or the process of seeing. Example : Strange visual effects. Part of speech : visual (Adjective) |
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Definition : One of a series of connected books. Example : Where is volume fifteen of the encyclopedia? Part of speech : volume (Noun) |
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Definiton : Done, given etc by choice, not by accident or because of being forced (often without pay). Example : Their action was completely voluntary. Part of speech : voluntary (Adjective) |
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Definition : Money or aid given by government to people in need. Example : He is on welfare. Part of speech : Adjective |
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Definiton : When in fact, but on the other hand. Example : He thought I was lying, whereas I was telling the truth. Part of speech : whereas (Conjunction) |
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Definition : Under the terms of which. Example : Whereby she can fall down in the forest? Part of speech : whereby (Relative Pronoun) |
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Definition : Spread over a large area or among many people. Example: Widespread hunger and disease. Part of speech : widespread (Adjective) |
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Definition : A person who is a hundred or more years old. Example : Why centenarian can live 100 years or more ? Part of speech : cetenarian (Noun) |
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Definition : The traditional forms of Oriental self-defense or combat that utilize physical skill and coordination without weapons. Example : Martial arts is good for your healt. Part of speech : martial arts (Noun) |
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Definition : Full of risk, perilous, risky. Example : They want to go to a hazardous journey Part of speech : hazardous (Adjective) |
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Definition : A procession (of wagons or mules or camels) traveling together in single file. Example : We were part of a caravan of almost a thousand camels. Part of speech : caravan (Noun) |
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Definiton : A setting which someone or something may be displayed, especially to advantage. Example : It was a showcase for democracy in Japan. Part of speech : showcase (Adjective) |
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Uncomfortably diffident and easily embarrassed. They considered themselves a tough outfit and weren't bashful about letting anybody know it. Adjective |
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