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act of breaking, violation
"The breach between the two people lasted for over a week." |
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bandit, outlaw
"The brigand took the train hostage." |
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to mention or suggest for the first time
"He will broach his opinion, one that will surely shock all." |
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a dull, commonplace person or idea
"The bromide idea was trite and boring." |
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rough and abrupt in manner
"His brusque mannerisms were very rough." |
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to strike, hit
"He will buffet you if you insult him." |
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defense wall; anything serving as defense
"All the soldiers will be stationed behioned the bulwark." |
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to sprout or flourish
"You'll see: after the rain the entire hill will burgeon with new sprouts." |
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brawny, husky
"The burly athlete was very husky," |
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to polish, make smooth and bright
"He would always burnish the trophy." |
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treasurer
"The bursar is in charge of the money." |
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person or thing that is object of ridicule
"Because he was wearing the 80s shirt, he was the butt of the night." |
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to reinforce or support
"Please buttress this windowpane - I am afraid of it collapsing." |
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back or side road
"During rush-hour, the byway is the quickest route home." |
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