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monochrome (n)
Sentence-The brown, monochrome room was very boring. |
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monopoly (n)
Sentence- The Coca-cola company has enough money to buy out Pepsi but they can't because that would be a monopoly. |
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| control by one person or one company |
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unicorn (n)
Sentence- The little girl dreams that she has a unicorn named prince. |
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| a horse like animal with one horn |
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unify (v)
Sentence- The football coach unified two small teams from the same town into one big team. |
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duplex (n)
Sentence- George had to move from his duplex home in the suburbs to a triplex home in the city. |
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| a house that has two separate units |
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biennial (adj.)
Sentence- The biennial celebration was skipped this year because of the leap year. |
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| happening every two years |
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bilingual (adj.)
Sentence- He thought he was bilingual because he could speak English and Spanish. |
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trilogy (n)
Sentence- She that that twilight was a trilogy so she stopped reading the books. |
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| a group of three plays or books with common theme |
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triathlon (n)
Sentence- He swam, biked, and ran in his triathlon. |
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| an athletic contest usually involving swimming, running and biking |
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quadrangle (n)
Sentence- Triangles and circles are not examples of quadrangles. |
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| a figure with four sides and and angles |
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prefixes
mono,uni
bi, du
tri
quad, quar |
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prefixes
mono,uni
bi, du
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quad, quar |
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