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archipelago
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a large group of islands
a body of water containing a large number of islands
There was a large group or archipelagos at the coast. |
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to rush headlong, often with a swerving or lurching motion
to cause tro lean or tip to one side
The waves caused the ship to careen. |
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cavalier
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showing an offhand or carefree disregard; arrogant
The king was cavalier to his servants. |
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contiguous
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sharing a boundary; being very close or in contact; adjacent
The window wa contiguous to the door. |
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to connect relateed thing; to bring things into proper relation with one another
The king correlated the laws together. |
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the history of a word
the science that studies such histories
The etymology showed the the meanings of words. |
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frenetic
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wildly excited; frantic
When she won the award, she acted frenetic. |
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Kinetic
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relating to motion
Students who are kinetic learners have to do things to learn. |
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to foretell; to warn or indicate in advance
The man presaged us on the danger coming. |
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to crush or grind into dust or powder
to demolish |
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recondite
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difficult to understand; abstruse |
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to repel; drive back
to reject in a cool or distant manner
to disqust |
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seismic
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caused by or having to do with earthquakes
having powerful and widespread effects |
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to form or move in waves
to have a wavelike appearance or motion |
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a radical or violent change
a forceful lifting or warping from beneath |
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