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Wildly excited;frantic
The band director was frenetic about marching in the parade. |
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Relating to motion
Everyone uses kinetic at school when they are walking.
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To foretell;to warn or indicate in advance
The fortune teller tried to presage the students about their accident before it happened. |
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Pulverize
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1. To crush or grind into dust or powder
2. To demolish
We pulverized the wood in our vo-tech class today. |
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Difficult to understand;abstruse
My teacher asked us to remember a recondite formula for the test. |
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1. Caused by or having to do with earthquakes
2. Having powerful and widespread effects
Seismic changes in the earth's crust caused the break in the freeway. |
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Undulate
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1. To form or move in waves
2. To have a wavelike appearance or motion
The water moved with undulation at the beach. |
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1. A radical or violent change
2. A forceful lifting or warping from beneath
The Civil Rights Movement sparked a time of upheaval across the United States. |
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