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radiate
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verb to send out rays; to beam or shine The sun's radiation was so bright it lit up the whole room.
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delinquents
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noun people (especially young people) who commit a crime noun unlawfully killing another without planning it in advance Tom became a delinquent after he stabbed Kristi in the chest.
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manslaughter
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noun unlawfully killing another without planning it in advance Tannie had commited manslaughter; he had suddenly shot Ninly in the chest.
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brawn
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noun strength; physical power
Ratty was brawn; he could punch someone so hard, that they would be flung back five feet. |
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recurring
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verb occurring again and again
The plant in my garden is recurring; it comes every year. |
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aghast
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adjective shocked; horrified; terrified Violet was aghast when she learnt that Count Olaf had once again crept up upon them.
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exploit
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noun daring act or heoric deed Harry was exploit when he saved a cat stuck on a tree.
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faltered
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verb spoke hesitantly; stammered When sally was trying to tell her parents about a bad test grade, she faltered.
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jet
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adjective black, usually highly polished Nina's Italian shoes were jet.
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divert
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verb draw to another direction; turn from its course in 9/11, the A+A planed diverted.
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