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Archipelago
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A large group of islands.
The islands of Rhodes is located in the Aegean archipelago. |
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To rush headlong, often with a swerving or lurching;arrogant
It's thrilling to sail when strong winds careen with the boat. |
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Showing and offhand or carefree disregard;arrogant
Alexis cavalier toward study may one day cath up with him
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Contigous
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Sharing a boundary; being very close or in contact.
Properties contigous to the town landfill cost considerably less than those located downtown.
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To connect related things;to bring things into proper relation with one another.
The possible correlation between piano playing and mathematical acheivement merits furhter study. |
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The history of a word.
THe etymology of place names often provides interesting cultural and historical information. |
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Wildly excited;frantic
The frentic buying and selling on the floor of the stock market yesterday left investors wary abou todays transaction. |
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Relating to motion
A moving body posses kinetic energy proportional to its speed and mass. |
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To foretell;to warn or indicate in advance.
Dark clouds presage rain. |
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To crush or to grind into dust or powder.
The hurrican pulverized the beachside cabi s until they were unrecognizeable. |
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Difficult to understand;abstruse.
The law of primgeniture during the plantagenet era is one of the Recondite subject on which Ms.Gonzalz is an expert. |
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To repel;to drive back.
The unsavory incident concernig the man and his dogs repulsed those who witnessed it. |
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Caused by or having to do with earthquakes
The new leadership promises politcal changes of seismic proportions |
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To form or move in waves
The wheat field undulate in the world. |
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An Radical or violent change.
Small epheavlas in our lawn reavled the subterran paths of moles. |
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