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codemn |
1. to give someone a legal sentence 2. to judge someone as guilty 3. to ban the use of something |
Ex: The murderer was condemned to life in prison. |
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lofty |
1. very high or tall 2. of high rank or character 3. acting with an arrogant or superior manner |
The movie was filled with many lofty idea, but I just wanted to laugh and see cool effects. |
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bewilder |
1. to confuse or puzzle someone |
The twists and turns of the cave bewildered me. |
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ameliorate |
to improve or make something better or more bearable |
Tylenol will ameliorate the pain of a headache. |
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indignant |
feeling angry or upset at the injustice, unfairness, or unreasonableness of something |
After her brother received a new car for his birthday, Jill was indignant because she had only been given a card on hers. |
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avid |
eager for or enthusiastic about something |
At the end of the summer, I had no money left because I am a avid moviegoer and I spent all my time at the theater. |
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civil |
1. polite, courteous; adhering to the norms of polite social intercourse---not rude 2. relating to what happens within a state or citizens (such as civil court) |
After their divorce, the man and woman did not like being together, but they were civil when they had to be. |
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base |
1. lacking morals, dishonorable, selfish 2. of little or no value or quality; worthless. |
The theif was so base that he even stole the family's dog and sold it for money. |
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deference |
1. polite respect, especially putting another person's interests first 2. submission to judgement, opinion, or wishes of another person |
Because he survived an attack from Voldemort, Harry is shown extreme deference by other wizards. |
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pious |
1. devoutly religious 2. holy or sacred 3. acting in a falsely, hypocritically moralizing way |
Mother Theresa was a pious individual because she was committed to her faith. |
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daft |
1. senseless, stupid, or foolish 2. insane or crazy |
Henry's plan to impress Maria by eating a dung beetle was a daft one. |
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gingerly |
doing something in a very cautious or tentative way |
He placed the glass jar gingerly on the concrete step. |