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Poss-ter-ity Def: n:Future Genertations \ all person's descendants |
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Pro-Cure V: to obtain; to get by extra care or effort
Adolf Hitler tried to procure the entire European Empire during WWII |
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N Wealth; an abundance a flowing toward
Afflu- wence
Many celebreties show many affluence on television . |
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n. a conluding statement containing a summary of principal points
the act of totalong; addition
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To complete a concluding statement I need to have a summation on my paper in order to end the story of my paper |
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n. a development growing out of and often complicating a problem, plan, or statement; a consequence
the act of branching out
I winder how I can get outof this ramification when I accidently broke the window
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N. A short account of an interesting or amusing incident
anik-dote
Some people can say a joke by using an anecdote. |
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ADJ. Not rehearsed; spontaneous
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The president of the United States can give an impromtu speech without the help of his advisors |
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N. the art or technique of motion picture photography
cine-ma-togro-fie
The cinematography from the movie Avatar was amazing by the cast of characters and the enviroment. |
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V. to serve as a typical or perfect example of; to typify
epi-o-mize
The suspense of the movie epitomizes the view for the audiance. |
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N. an act of placing close together, especially for comparison or contrast
jux-ta-po-sition
The juxtapositions of old age and youth meet at the same journey. |
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n. a film editing technique that presents images next to each other to convey an action, idea, or feeling
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The film has great montage |
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