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The police have reason to believe that Johnson had two ACCOMPLICES. |
Accomplice A person who helps another commit a crime (N) |
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The stronger force ANNIHILATED it's opponent virtually without loss. |
Annihilate Destroy utterly; obliterate (V) |
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His mealtimes were extremely ARBITRARY. |
Arbitrary Based on random choice or personal whim rather than any reason or system (Adj) |
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He went about his illegal business with brazen assurance. |
Brazen Bold and without shame; made of brass (Adj) |
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The governors speech acted as a CATALYST for debate. |
Catalyst A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction; A person that precipitates an event (N) |
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A mass EXODUS of refugees from the stricken city poured into our own. |
Exodus A mass departure of people, especially emigrants (N) |
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The schools we located on the same campus to FACILITATE the sharing of resources. |
Facilitate Make easy or easier (V) |
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She's an INCORRIGIBLE flirt. |
Incorrigible Not able to be corrected, improved, or reformed (Adj) |
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He was discovering his LATENT talent for diplomacy. |
Latent Existing but not yet developed or manifest; hidden, concealed (Adj) |
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She was a MILITANT nationalist. |
Militant Combative and aggressive in support of a political or social cause (Adj) |
