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contaminate
kun-TAM-uh-nate |
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to make impure by adding something harmful or unwanted |
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NOUN:
the ability to imagine what someone else is feeling |
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ADJECTIVE:
capable of being mistaken; not perfect |
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to understand or figure out, based on evidence; to conclude by the use of reasoning |
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VERB:
very small or inferior; not enough |
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ADJECTIVE:
acted upon without taking action in return; not resisting; taking no active part |
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VERB:
to draw back to shrink back in surprise, fear, or disgust |
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ADJECTIVE:
having a good reputation; worthy of respect |
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VERB:
1. to get find by hunting around; to scrape together
2. to get by begging |
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NOUN:
filled with moisture; soaked |
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NOUN:
a long and angry speech |
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ADJECTIVE:
without cause; without having been brought about by an action |
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