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Sneaky
My sister was insidious about taking the cookies. |
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Hint, Clue
There was a intimation to the murder in the house. |
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Rich, Wealthy
I wish I was opulent so I could buy anything. |
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Bendable, Shape
The peice of metal was very pilable it almost broke. |
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repeat
Don't make me reiterate the same thing twice. |
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Doesn't show any emotional
Billy was always stolid and didn't cry. |
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Changeable
My compass is very tentative. |
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Disheveled (Mess)
The teacher always came to the school unkempt but clean. |
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Word for word
Make sure you follow instructions verbatim. |
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Carefully
I walk down the road warily. |
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Cheapen by adding something
The chef adulterated the eggs and made then taste bad. |
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Able to use both hands equally well.
My friend is ambidextrous catches great in football. |
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To make larger.
The crowd augmenting when the team came out. |
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Missing it.
He was emotionally withdrawn and appeared bereft of any social sensitivity. |
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Spread out.
The coach deployed the team onto the
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Gloomy.
People ask why I look so dour. |
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| Mental and emotional strength in facing difficulty. |
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To stare at with a open mouth.
The gaped at the model, she was
beautiful. |
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