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Irrationally
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Adverb
In a unreasoning manner; done without thinking something through. She irrationally ran away from home not telling anyone. |
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Sinuous
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Adjective
Flexible in movement The sinuous mountain path got us lost many times. |
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Vibrancy
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Adjective
Spirit; vitality The vibrancy of the performance persuaded me to see it again. |
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Chaos
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Noun
Extreme disorder Ever since someone pulled the fire alarm, school has been chaos. |
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Assimilated
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Verb
Absorbed into the system. I hoped the new student would assimilate into our school quickly. |
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Invigorating
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Verb
Giving strength or energy The invigorating Pilates class got the obese americans in shape. |
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Assuage
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Verb
to ease or relieve I had to assuage her after the bad things to her. |
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Wry
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Adjective
Amusing or ironic Her wry smile what not what I expected about my mothers death. |
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Ominous
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Adjective
Menacing or threatening The ominous clouds told me a storm was coming. |
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Imploring
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Verb
Urgently begging or pleading I was imploring about a new pair or sunglasses I wanted. |
