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with hard work ,you can reach and surpass many of highest goals. |
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compesate
to pay
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some companies still dont compensate women for their work as much as they pay men who do similar work, |
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diversity
variety
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One thing I'm looking for in a college ," Janelle told her counselor,''is diversty.I want to meet many differnt kinds of people. |
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inhabit
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to get into the habit.
many people belive exicerise makes one eat more,but i find that excercise inhibits my urge to snack. |
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moderate
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average
The trail was nether flat nor extemly steep it was maderate suitable for average hiker, |
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acute
a very great
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my headache pains were so acute that they felt like needles in my head. |
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bestow
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to award
The Manhatten school of music bestowed an honorary degree on a famous musicaian who had never gone to college. |
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annonymous
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haveing an unknown author
I wrote an anonymous to my sister saying how much i love her |
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phobia
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an extreme fear
my roomate has joined a group that helps people with phobias because she wants to overcome her extreme fear of even the smallest spiders. |
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Recipient
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one who receives
Rashid was the annoyed recipient of forty pieces of spam the sme day |
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accessible
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within reach
We always hung the candy canes on the chistmas tree"s highest branches where they weren"t accessible to the younger children. |
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exempt
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excused
Students with A average were exempt from final exams. |
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against
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Pertaining to or connted with
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access
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The department store was not accessible from her side of the road so kisten looked ahead for a u turn. |
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cite
to mention
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Kim cited examples of her slopness. |
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exempt
excoused
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student with an A averages are exempt from final exam |
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retort
an answer
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When shelley's bolding boyfriend made fun of her new perm,her retort was jelous |
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elapse
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to go buy
When I"m busy with work I enjoy.I never notice how much time is elapsing.
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Flu
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able to teach
To work in a foreign country , it helps to be fluent in the languages. |
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harass
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to annoy
i hate people who try to harass you to get what they want. |
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obsession
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a possesion
I have a big obsession with music. |
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fut
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hopeless
all the time i feel furtile. |
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leth
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deadly
my father is not alive today because of a lethal combination of drinking and driving. |
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vivid
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At funerals,most people wearblack or dark grayclothing with little or no vivid |
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unique
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one of kind
my talents are unique in my family. |
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delusion
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Chang holds the delusion of being in total control |
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versatile
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haveing many abilities
Our computer is versatile
It can balance the family checkbook,do word processing.Keep tax records,and play against me in chess |
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universal
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thoughout the world
The united nations was founded to advance universal freedom and peace. |
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below, under
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a person who
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voyeurism |
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the study of
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zoology |
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defer
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to give in
when comes to fixing cars,I defer to my brother judement he knows much more about auto machanics then i do. |
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end
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to try
your company would be wise to hire jessie.He will endeavor to do his best at whatever jobs you give him. |
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impose
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to selfshly brother
Roy is always asking favors, yet people never seem notice how much he imposes on them. |
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Equate
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to consider to be same |
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adapt
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to become accustomed
Gina adapted well to califonia. |
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recede
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to go back
walter had to wait untill the flood waters recede, allowing the sun to warm the crowd at the football game |
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elabarate
adective The dinner required elabrate preparation. |
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frugal
thirty
you can stretch your dollars by being frugal |
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affirm
to state
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The witness affrimed in court he had seen the defindant commit a crime. |
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allude
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to hint at
Tracy alluded to santiago's weight gain by calling him "santa" |
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query
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to ask if no printed schedule is available ,please query the person at the information
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impared
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to harm
The auto accident impared my ability to walk ,leaving me with a limp.
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sadistic
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Cats seem to be naturally sadistic, instead of killing the victims quickly.
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immun
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foreign ambassdors often park in on-parking zones because they have immunty from parking fines |
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elite
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The 57th was the eilte military unit. |
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plousible
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belivable
some classic TV shows were just not plausible said the procedure |
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Reprimand
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scolding
If a boss wants to criticize me a worker the union requies that is reprimand. |
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ridicule
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to cancel
Ignorant people are often ridicule my brother he is so overweight . |
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