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17 Cards in this Set
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portrayal
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showing things the way they are
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pledge
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a serious promise
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sole
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the only one, or the bottom of a shoe
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harrowing
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to take things that don't belong to you by using force.
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adeptly
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to do things in a skillful manner
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metaphor
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an expression you say when an object takes the place of another object. the two objects become equal. example: her cheeks are roses
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rendered
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to make something something else. example: the broken leg rendered her useless
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fleeing
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running fast
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unison
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all together
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authentic
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something that is real
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increasingly
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something that becomes larger in size or number a little at a time
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dialogue
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when two people talk to each other
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interact
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when people talk, wave, or touch each other
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drought
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a long time when there isn't any rain
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progressively
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to get further and further along in something
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frigid
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very very cold
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weave
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to form cloth by putting together pieces of string, or to unite things together
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