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Radiate verb |
to send out rays; to beam or shine Two orbiting white dwarfs radiate gravitational waves, as seen in an artist's conception. |
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Delinquents noun |
people who commit a crime This is not a very safe area because there are many gangs and delinquents
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Manslaughter noun |
unlawfully killing one another without planning it in advance Kevin killed Evan so, Kevin was charged for manslaughter. |
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Brawn noun |
strength; physical power He lifted weights every day so, he had a lot of brawn.
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Recurring verb |
occurring again and again I felt like I forgot something because it kept recurring to me. |
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Aghast adj |
shocked; horrified; terrified The salesman stood on the sidewalk, aghast as the car rolled down the hill with me trapped between the seats. |
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Exploit noun |
daring act or heroic deed The rich and famous can hire the best lawyers, employ their own investigators and exploit the media to their advantage. |
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Faltered verb |
spoke hesitantly; stammered Chris faltered when he had to admit to mom that he stole the cookies.
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Jet adj |
black, usually highly polished Everyone wore a white shirt and jet shoes because they had a chorus concert |
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Divert verb |
draw to another direction; turn from it's course the GPS direction had to divert because the highway was closed
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