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Partner in crime or Contributor
Her accomplice texted her the security code to the house. |
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able to move quickly and easily
A very thing and very agile person may by observing his reflection in a rapid sequence of longitudianl strips obtain a fairly accurate conception of his looks. |
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Assertain Affirmation
HIs allegation that she skipped school must be proven true. |
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To maintain or declare
I guarantee he will allege he did not cheat. |
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Friendly Likeable
Everyone liked the amiable dog with the agging tail |
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Forgiveness Pardon
The amnesty the family received freed them from tyranny. |
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Deviation Aberration
All the puppies had spots except the anomaly who was all brown |
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Difficult Strenuos
He faces the arduous task of rewriting all his vocablulary vocab cards. |
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Soothing Mild
The balmy island was more welcome than the snowy northest. |
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Trite Overused
Her excuses became banal after her boss had heard them too often. |
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To decieve or cheat
The witch bequiled the chilren with promises of candy |
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To make a gap in To break through
THere was a breach of contract so the agreement was null and void |
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A balanced rhythmic flow
The cadence of his stride dropped. |
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To punish to schold
The dog was chastised for eating shoes. |
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To shout or loudly cry out
First graders clamor with glee during music class. |
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A noisy Outburst outcry
Whenever i begged for good now my mother would pour me a cup of tea which would still the clamor of my stomcach for a moment or two |
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Praiseworthy Admirable
A commendable quality is punctuality |
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To raise up or call up
I will conjure thee with Roasalines bright eyes yelled Mercutio |
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Timid Cowardly
The craven mouse cowered in the corner |
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to Portray or Outline
Math problems are delineated to explain them easier |
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A denial of responsibility or knowledge
She gave a little laught like a disclaimer. |
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Covering Concealment
Her success was eclipsed by her lack of judgemet |
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Represenative messenger
My envoy will give the details of my ininerary. |
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To adopt To support
Many espouse the tenets of Republicans or Democrats |
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To annoy or irritate
She exacerbated her punishment by being late again. |
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To annoy or irritate
She exacerbated her punishment by being late again. |
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To laud or to praise
He extols the virtues of his belief system. |
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Irrelevant Unrelated
The third sleeve was extraneous so the shirt went to the clearance rack |
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Squeal or squeak
EEK! she squealed in a falsetto voice. |
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Invention Fabrication
Withouth studying perfect vocab scores are a figment of your imagination. |
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Blatant Flexible
The supple leather made the purse a hot commodity |
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Disrespectful Brash
She flippantly rolled her eyes at the manager of the store |
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To lock out or shut out
The family was sad when the bank foreclosed on their house. |
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Extremely talkative Chatty
Elementary cafeterias are filled with garrulous children. |
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Impressive Magnificent
Her graniose promises were rarely reality. |
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Devastation Destruction
Cry Havoc! and let slip the dogs of war, Cried Antony |
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Aboninably Wicked; Truly evil
The heinous witch lured hansel and Gretel to her house. |
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Welcoming Generous
Lord Capulet was hospitable and let Romeo stay at the party. |
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To dip or plunge
I immerse myself in my favorite hobbies |
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Flawless Perfect
Her impeccable fashion sense got her voted Best Dressed last year |
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To indicate or suggest without being explicitly stated
His words implied a lack of faith |
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Burden Onus
It is no imposition to ask for help |
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Unintentional Accidental
The boy inadvertently knocked over the lamp when he rean through the room. |
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Flammable Combustible
The Criminal gave an incendiary speech before his sentencing. |
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a small slight growth or increase
He was gaining only by increments |
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In a way that is difficult or impossible to explain
Abrutly almost inexplicably pollard wavered. |
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To derive by reasoning
They inferred his displeasure from his cool tone of voice. |
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Not welcoming Hostile
I needed to sttle somwhere and the natives were undriendly the country inhospitable so i took root in the language. |
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Nature Inborn
her innate goddness made everyone like her? |
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Curious inquiring
The inquisitive kitten got stuck in a water drain. |
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Disobedient to a superior |
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Burial Entombemnt
Juliet was interred in the family tomb. |
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Brave or fearless
The intrepid solider said goodbye to his family |
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Express Sorrow; Mourn
O lamentalbe day cried the nurse when she found juliet |
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Straight Direct
She took a linear route to office from student government to state senate. |
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To contest in court to contend
The two men litigated in court until they had no money left |
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Merciful forgiving
The magnanimous techer gave the students a reprieve from vocabulary |
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Malicious having an evil influence
The malevolent antagonist in the most dangerous Game is the killer. |
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Stench Strong Smell
A miasma emanated from the garbage can |
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An inaccurate or incorrect
After it was drafted shey typed it up while i stood by correcting her misnomers and missayings |
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Not committing oneself Not revealing what one thinks.
Week after week id sit down hoping to polish off some quick noncommittal little speech. |
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Infamy Shame
Notorious criminals are the Most wanted lists. |
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Servile Docile
The obsequious minion begged his boss for a raise. |
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Most favorable best
To his outside a crowd of horses rushed inward to gain optimal position |
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Prophet soothsayer
The oracle warned Beware The Ides of March. |
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Penalty Punishment
His penance for breaking the window was a week of chores. |
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Copy form someones else writings
He mocked my plagiarized words that is insubordiante It is improper it is disrespecting of her teachers |
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Previous Case Model
Precedent shows vocabulary is a part of each school day. |
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Closeness Nearness
Her proximity to the snake filled her with fear. |
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Commentator Expert authority
The pundit reviewed the electoral college for the audience. |
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To rob or steal
The thief purloined the gold from the safe |
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to search or examine vigorously
She was ransacking the stores for jims present. |
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To tear down Demolish
The old house was razed for a new mall. |
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Popular vote Vote of all people
The referendum revealed the students did not want more vocabulary. |
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Government Administration
The communist regime fell and was replaced by a democracy. |
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Atonement Amends
There was little restitution the girl could make for breaking the priceless ring. |
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Sparse Meager
There are scanty choices on this buffet |
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Separation Split
Her severance pay did not cover her rent. |
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To transfer or redirect
He sublimated his need for pizza and ate salad instead |
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Resilient Flexible
The supple leather made the purse a hot commodity. |
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Turbulent Stormy
Their tempestuous relationship should have ended long ago. |
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Nervous fear
Quiet trepidation settled over a howard barn in the week before the santa anita handicap. |
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To defeat or conquer
HE vanquished his fear by landing the jump of his skateboard |
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Vigorous earnest
He vehemently denied being in the wront place at the wrong time. |
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False front pretension
There was a veneer of sympathy on her face but i knew better than to believe it. |
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Devotion to the truth Straightforwardness
I doubted the veracity of her story when she fidgeted and looked away. |
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A small entryway within a building
In the bestibule below belonged to this flat a letterbox into which no letter would go |
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Annoying Bothersome
Do not vex the dog by pulling its tail or you will get bit. |
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Great eagerness Deep desire
I have a voracious appetite for reading |
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To surrender or pass up
The lawyer waived his clients right to a hearing. |
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Melancholy Dreamy
She wistfully recaled the days of her 2nd grade class. |
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Liveliness Spirit
His zest for painting was evident by his portfolio. |
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