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14 Cards in this Set
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ri·val·ry |
a state or situation in which people or groups are competing with each other Examples a healthy rivalry in sports between the two schools |
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gathering noun |
an occasion when people come together as a group Ex a great gathering of dust under the bed |
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im·me·di·ate \i-ˈmē-dē-ət, British often -ˈmē-jit\ adjective |
happening or existing now Ex immediate treatment saved the victim of the massive heart attack |
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Close-knit Adj |
Bound together by strong relationships and common interests. a close-knit community |
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Close-knit Adj |
Bound together by strong relationships and common interests. a close-knit community |
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Maternal adj |
Relating to a mother specially during pregnancy |
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Close-knit Adj |
Bound together by strong relationships and common interests. a close-knit community |
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Maternal adj |
Relating to a mother specially during pregnancy |
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Parental |
A per son who has a child |
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Close-knit Adj |
Bound together by strong relationships and common interests. a close-knit community |
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Maternal adj |
Relating to a mother specially during pregnancy |
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Parental |
A per son who has a child |
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re·ward·ing \-ˈwȯr-diŋ\ adjective |
Providing satisfaction; gratifying : giving you a good feeling that you have done something valuable, important, etc. Ex Skiing can be hugely rewarding |
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Stable adj |
in a good state or condition that is not easily changed or likely to change Firmly fixed Firmly established A stable relationship |
