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Justice |
the quality of being just, right, moral, or fair I want my couch to be justice when it comes to playing time, and my parents to be justice when Ian and I get in trouble. |
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Injustice |
violation of the rights of other; unfair action or treatment cheer and joy |
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Promissory |
containing or implying a promise Mr. Fouts made a promissory statement that we would get a reward. |
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Insufficient |
not enough; lacking in what is necessary or required unsteady : confident :: insufficient : plenty |
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Languish |
to be or become weak, lazy, or feeble tv : languish :: caffeine : energy |
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Default |
to fail in fulfilling a claim or promise default : homework :: complete : assignment |
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Audacity |
boldness or daring
boldness : audacity :: direct : focused |
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Uppity |
having an attitude of inflated self-esteem; snobbish uppity : bossy : kind :: generous |
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Dependent |
relying on someone or something else for aid or support I am dependent on my parent(s) for my phone bill. |
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Laborer |
A person engaged in work that requires bodily strength rather than skill or training laborer : cave :: chef : kitchen |
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Meek |
Humbly patient, tame, or spiritless funeral : meek :: snow day : happiness |
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Elaborate |
Very carefully done or detailed elaborate : blueprints :: sloppy : Mr. Fouts outfit |
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Reputation |
The way in which a person is viewed by those around them If you want a good job you have to have a good reputation, and a good attitude. |
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Feisty |
Troublesome or difficult Mr. Fouts was feisty with his students, and then he started being an adult when Dill walked in. |
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Controversial |
Causing disagreement or debate moonlanding : controversial :: funeral : sad |
