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not content; not satified |
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vit/viv/bio life Vitality |
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physical or mental strenght;power to survive; full of life and energy |
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to occur or be between two things, people or groups |
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spec to see;to look Perspective |
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one's views or known facts about a subject |
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-ous/-eous full of (adj) Contemptuous |
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full of contempt;deep dislike for |
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Week 2 mis-/-in/-im not;into Indifferent |
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not concerned or interested;not for or against |
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Dull and boring from repetition; unvarying tone |
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abundant; more than enough quality |
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state of feeling fear or dread about the future |
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Week 3 -sion state Hostile |
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feeling or showing deep hostile |
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ial/-ical forms adjectives Critical |
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tending to criticize or find fault |
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par equal;to give;convey Impartial |
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about to happen; close at hand |
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the evidence of rights and priveleges to establish credit and belief |
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Week 4 de- down;away Defiant |
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going against authority; resisting |
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-ine nature of; realting to Genuine |
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relating to the original source; honest and sincere |
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first of its kind; first product |
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Week 5 counter-/ob- against Object |
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to feel or express disapproval; present opposing argument |
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-ic relating to Nostalgic |
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homesick; a longing for places, people, or things |
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unselfishly generous, concerned for others |
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hopeful; expecting the best possible outcome |
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cess/cede yield;go Accessible |
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able to easily approach or get |
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Week 6 con-/com- together;with Conspire |
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to combine or act together; plan secretly |
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capacity for learning; state of natural ability |
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to call together; send for people to attend a meeting |
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different than what is expected or opposite of what is meant |
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to examine by formal questioning |
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