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- adjective
- difficult to believe;unlikely
- My mom did not believe my sisters implausible lie.
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- verb
- to dislike intensley
- my brother loathed over his homework
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- a desire to cause harm to others
- the gorls malice strengthed after robbing 5 banks.
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- noun
- a sentimental longing for things of the past
- The 150 year old house showed hos nostalgia to people.
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- verb
- to steal, espically in small amounts
- The robbers pilfer all of the local banks in town.
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- to pay or to pay for
- noun-payment in return for something espically damages
- noun-The recompense of the hurt girl was little ot none
- verb- Sally recompensed her best friend with a birthday gift.
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- 1. the ability to chose willfully
- 2. a choice; the act of making a choice
- 1. she guit the class on her own violation
- 2. what she does is no one's violation
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