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snub; beat back
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bending of a ray of light
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| method or system of government |
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| prescribed diet and habits |
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supposed
sent. = reputed father of the child |
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determination; firmness of purpose
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| reparation (compensation); indemnification (payment) |
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| repayment in kind (usually for bad treatment) |
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| to speak or write in an exaggeratedly enthusiastic manner |
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tending to improve; beneficial; wholesome
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| pertaining to tailors or clothing |
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relating to an outline or diagram; using a system of symbols
sent. = a schematic diagram |
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shred; least bit
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lash; ship; severe punishment
sent. = regarded the plague as a deadly scourge |
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fret about; hesitate, for ethical reasons
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despicable; contemptible
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sordid; unwholesome
sent. = unwilling to expose his wife and son to the seamy side of his life as the son of a mafia don |
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withdrawal
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germinal; influencing future developments; related to seed or semen
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| school for training future ministers; secondary school, especially for young women |
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pertaining to the physical senses; operating through the senses
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sentry; lookout
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gift for finding valuable or desirable things by accident; accidental good fortune or luck
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flimsy; unsubstantial
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(n.) insult to one's dignity; snub
sent. = real or imaginary slights |
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| untidy or slovenly; shabby |
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| slow-moving tree dwelling mammal |
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to cast off
sent. = the snake sloughed off its skin |
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| untidy; careless in work habits |
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| artificial channel for directing or controlling the flow of water |
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(n.) insult to one's character or reputation; slander
sent. = damaged by the slurs
(v.) to speak indistictly; mumble
sent. = to slur his words |
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slight knowledge
sent. = i don't know whether it's better to be ignorant of a subject or to have a mere smattering of information about it |
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| to burn without flame; be liable to break out at any moment |
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(n.) half-stifled laugh
sent. = could not suppress a snicker |
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to run at the nose (have a runny nose); snuffle; whine
sent. = don't you come sniveling to me about your brother |
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| moderation (especially regarding indulgence in alcohol); seriousness |
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| soaked; dull; aas if from drink |
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construction that is flagrantly incorrect grammatically
sent. = must give them a failing mark b/c it contains many solecisms |
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| to request earnestly; seek |
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worried; concerned
sent. = very solicitous about the health of her friends |
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| talking to oneself; device used by the dramatist to reveal a character's innermost thoughts and emotions |
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point at which the sun is farthest from the equator
sent. = winter solstice is on December 21 |
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able to be dissolved; able to be worked out
sent. = the problem was not soluble |
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substance that dissolves another; able to pay all debts
sent. = able to become solvent and avoid bankruptcy |
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to soak; saturate
sent. = steep the fabric in the dye to make sure it absorbs it |
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to check the flow
sent. = used a tourniquet to stem the blood |
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extremely loud
sent. = had a stentorian voice |
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| perfectionist; person who insists things be exactly right |
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bombastic; stiffly pompus
sent. = his stilted vocabulary did not impress the college audience, they were used to it |
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supply; allotted amount; assigned portion of work
sent. = daily stint as a janitor
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sent. = refusing to stint on the wedding arrangements |
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(n.) pay (salary) for services; a periodic payment
sent. = is a nominal stipend for the position |
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| to paint or draw with dots |
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| wooden enclosure or pen; fixed line of posts used as a defensive barrier |
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stuffy; boringly conservative
sent. = he is stodgy, you'd expect someone his age to have a little more life |
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| impassive; unmoved by joy or grief |
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| to stir up a fire; feed plentifully |
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| clever trick; deceptive scheme |
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| divided into classes; arranged into strata (classes) |
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| layer of earth's surface; layer of society; one of a number of layers |
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