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IDOLIZED (verb) |
Adored; worshipped; blindly admired.
Within the next hour she had started to idolize her new phone and stare at it 24/7. |
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HEARING (noun) |
An appearance in front of the judge before a trial.
After suing the man for allegedly pushing him down the hill and sending him to the E.R. , they had to go to a hearing to see if that was worthy enough to go into trial. |
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GUARDIAN (noun) |
Protector; one who watches over another.
Upon his adoption, he had received a new guardian and a loving family. |
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LIABLE (adjective) |
Likely.
Among all of them, Sophia was most liable to get them to their destination and safely. |
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ACQUITTED (verb) |
Set free after evidence had been considered.
After the lawyer proved him partly innocent, the man was acquitted but had to do 30 hours of community service. |
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VACUUM (noun) |
State of emptiness; void.
Over the years, the store became old and thought of as a vacuum. |
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VEERED (verb) |
Shifted from one direction to another.
Below the ice was cold hard pavement, the car to veered off the road and slid onto the dirt. |
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WELLED (noun) |
Gushed.
After she was accidentally poked in her eye, tears welled up and her eye became pink. |
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VAST (adjective) |
Great in size or scope.
She looked at the vast land down from the mountain and then started her decent. |
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FLINCHING (verb) |
Withdrawing or shrinking from.
When she was at the movie the theater, the 3-d effects made her flinch from the screen. |
