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(adj)tricky, unexpected His plan was so insidous that his opoent didnt see it coming |
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(n) hint or clue there was no intimation about her true feelings |
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(adj) rich and weathly if you want an opulent life you have to work hard |
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(adj) bendable you need pliable sticks to build that arch |
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(n) repeat, say over and over the teacher had to reiterate what she was saying because no one was listening |
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emtionless the stolid man showed no emotion |
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(adj) easliy changable the sets on stage have to be tentative so everything can go faster |
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(adj) disheveted, sloppy dont show up to the job interveiw unkempt you probaley wont get the job |
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(adj) word for word the teacher told the students to take down the notes verbatim |
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(adverb) uneasliy the little girl feed the animals warily because she thought it would bite her |
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(v) to debate or make impure by adding interior materials or elemaents the man adulerated the womans drink |
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(adj) able to use both hands equally well the child could write with both hands so he was ambidextrous |
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(v) to make larger the contracter made the house augment by adding a new room |
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(v) to deprive and make desolate especiallyy by death i was bereft from my mom when i was younger |
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(v) to spread out the coach deploied the players on the field |
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(adj) sillen, gloomy she had a duor look on her face cause she lost |
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(n) mental and emotional strength in facing diffculty when im facing difficulty i fortitude my problems by listening to music |
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(v) to stare with mouth open she gaped and the kids who messed the room up |
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(v) to utler mocking the bullys gibe at the kid who peed his pants |
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(n) general external appereance/ cover the detective used a guise to sneak around |
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