Archipelago 

(noun)

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A large group of islands

Sentence : I was in a trip to the archipelago of malta

Careen 

(verb)

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To rush headlong, often with a swerving or lurching motion

Sentence:the driver driving the car was drunk so he started to careen

Cavalier

(adj)

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Showing an offhand or carefree; arrogant 

Sentence: i am annoyed at james' cavalier attitude about going to church every Sunday.

Contiguous

(adj)

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Sharing a boundary; being very close or in contact; adajacent

Sentence: Having a balcony that is contiguous to my bedroom allows me to view the sunrise from my bed.

Correlate

(verb)

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To connect related things; to bring things into proper relation with one another 

Sentence: Studies show intelligence is unique to each person and does not correlate to a specific race or gender.

Etymlogy

(noun)

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The history of a word

Sentence: The etymology of most medical terms can be found in the Latin language.

Frenetic

(adj)

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Wildly excited; frantic.

Sentence: Yesterday the sales floor was even more frenetic than usual because of the big clearance sale.

kinetic

(adj)

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Relaitng to motion.

Sentence: Kinetic learners are students who learn better when they are allowed to be active.

Presage

(verb)

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To foretell; to warn or indicate in advance.

Sentence: Dark clouds normally presage a storm.

Pulverize

(verb)

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To crush or grind into dust os powder

Sentence: Because Will was certain his favorite football team would pulverize its opponent, he bet all his savings on the game.

Recondite

(adj)

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Difficult to understand; abstruse

Sentence: To me, my daughter’s foolish actions are recondite and not understandable at all.

Repulse

(verb)

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To repel; to drive back 

Sentence: The army sent more men to the front lines to repulse the upcoming enemy attack.

Seismic

(adj)

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Caused by or having to do with earthquakes

Sentence:  When I jump, my manboobs shake as though they were hit by a seismic wave.

Undulate

(verb)

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To form or move in waves 

Sentence: Because the ice skater had practiced her movements so much, she seemed to undulate on the ice.

Upheaval

(noun)

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A radical or violent change 

Sentence: The sudden closing of the interstate exit is going to be an upheaval for local residents.