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Archipelago
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A large group of islands.
There was a lot of Archipelagos where my aunt went for her vacation. |
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To cause to lean or tip to one side.
The strong winds made the ship careen when it was sailing on the ocean |
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showing an offhand or carefree disregard; arrogant
Destiny's cavalier attitude toward her teacher may get her in trouble one day. |
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Contiguous
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sharing a boundary; being very close or in contact; adjacent
The countries stayed contiguous together. |
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Correlate
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To connect related things; to bring things into proper relation with one another.
My cousin looked at the grids he was correlating. |
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etymology
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the history of a word.
The teacher told the students about the word etymology. |
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Widely excited; frantic
The dog was really frenetic when its owner called it. |
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Relating to motion.
There was a lot of kinetic energy going on in the classroom. |
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To foretell; to warn or indicate in advance.
The women was trying to presage the people in the park. |
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Pulverize
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To crush or grind into dust or powder.
The people that work in different factories can pulverizethings. |
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Recondite
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Difficult to understand; abstruse.
The signs was very recondite for the man that was walking up the road. |
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To repel; to drive back.
My sister made my cousin repulse really fast. |
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Caused by or having to do with earthquates.
There is a lot of things that can be seismic. |
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Undulate
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To form or move in waves.
The ocean is undulated sometimes. |
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Upheaval
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A radical or violent change.
There is a lot of things that have an upheaval. |
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