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To cause to put into mechanical motion.
To cause to take action.
My friend actuated againts his mean boss |
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Brackish
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Made up of a mixture of fresh water and seawater.
Having an unpleasant taste.
I am going fishing in the brackish water. |
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Cognitive
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Relating to mental processes such as awareness, remembering, and reasoning.
Mrs Grimes is trying to teach me about being cognitive. |
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Disseratation
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A lengthy, usually written discussion of a topic, often for a college or university degree.
My teacher gave me a dissertation to do for homework. |
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Dolorous
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Causing or marked by pain, misery, or sorrow.
My brother causes me dolorous everyday. |
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Endemic
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Widespread or peculiar to a certain place or among a certain people.
The endemic disease has spread across the world. |
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Fecund
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Producing or capable of producing many offspring.
Intellectually or artistically productive.
Your parents have been very fecund recently. |
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The history of a family
My mom told me all about the genealogy of my family. |
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Inebriated
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Deprived of good sense and judgement, drunk.
Somebody got inebriated on the street.
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Insidious
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Seemingly harmless while actually being dangerous.
Did you see that movie called insidious? |
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Interloper
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Interferes in others affairs.
My brother interlopes in my problems. |
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a forerunner
My boss is a Precursor around everyone. |
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Presentiment
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Something is about to occur.
I am very presentiment towards others. |
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Ramification
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An outgrowth of a simple plan.
My teacher has a ramification for my future. |
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a state of inactivity
My cat is very torpor. |
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