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anonymity n.
the state of being unknown |
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Most celebreties who dont like attention would like to have anonymity |
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Awry adj.
Turned or twisted to one side
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You could tell Jim got dressed in a hurry because his tie was very awry |
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The citadel will keep us safe from the enemies |
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delirious adj.
experiencing uncontrolled exitement |
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When I was playing football, i got hit in the head and felt delirious. |
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You could tell Joseph didn't take his medicine today because he was very effervescent |
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Fervor n.
feelings of intense emotion |
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someone who knows at age 13 what he or she will be in life shows great fervor |
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Hoard n. a secret supply for a future use
Hoard v. to gather or accumulate discreatly |
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when crossing the mexican border, i hoarded candy to take with me. |
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kiosk
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a small open structure resembling a pavillion or gazebo |
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At wallmart, a child got lost and was asked to go to the kiosk until his parents got him. |
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Muster v.
to call or summon together |
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When I came up to bat in the last play of the game, i decided to muster every ounce of confidence i had. |
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partisan n.
a strong supporter of a cause or group |
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The partisan supported the war while other senators did not. |
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prodigous adj.
far better then or beyond average |
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I havea very prodigous bats because i have a very high standerd |
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refurbish v. to make clean
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For a million dollars, i refurbished my neighbors car. |
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sporadic adj.
occuring singly in scattered location |
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the weather forcast for the weekend contained sporadic showers. |
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thorughfare n.
a main road or public highway |
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most of the main roads are thorughfare |
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venerable adj.
worthy of respect |
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Gandolf is very venerable because of the great advice he gives. |
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