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Elective
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Noun
A subject that is optional to partake in. I chose Chinese as my elective subject. |
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Conviction
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Noun
Ones strong or firm belief. Harry is determined to bake a cake because of Chef David's conviction that anyone can cook. |
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Portly
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Adjective
Something or someone who is rather large. Terry is rather portly for his age. |
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Bluff
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Verb
To mislead someone by a display of strength, or self-confidence. He bluffed me into believing that he was a doctor. |
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Quiver
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Verb
A slight but rapid shaking. That little boy was quivering out of fright. |
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Linger
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Verb
To remain in one place for a rather lone time. The middle school kids linger in the hallways after school. |
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Scowled
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Verb
To have a gloomy or threatening look. That young boy scowled at me out of anger. |
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Trudge
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Verb
To walk laboriously or wearily along or over. That young lady trudged up the rocky mountain. |
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Ferocity
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Noun
A ferocious or savage quality. That angry girl showed her ferocity at me by hitting me really hard on the back. |
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Sheepishly
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Adjective
Embarrassed or bashful, as by having done something wrong or foolish. That timid boy walked out of the room sheepishly because he stepped into a can of paint. |