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Parsimonious adj. |
Mr. Krabs in Spongebob is the epitome of someone who is parsimonious. |
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Relegated v. |
The sergeant who was caught sleeping on duty was relegated to corporal until further notice. |
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Relevant adj. |
The story written by the student was not relevant to the topic. |
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Reprehensible adj. |
The reprehensible young man was expelled from my friend's school. |
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Skeptical adj. |
I'm very skeptical about the Rams making the playoffs this year. |
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Slander n. |
He was prosecuted, accused and found guilty of slander. |
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Stringent adj. |
The stringent policies of the company angered many. |
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Ambulatory adj. |
The man, despite his leg injury, was still ambulatory. |
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Assuage v. |
I was able to assuage the burns on my arms with lotion. |
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Atypical adj. |
It would be atypical of Mr. Massi to not show up to teach. |
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Atrophy v. |
The buildings in Detroit continue to atrophy at an alarming rate |
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Diligent adj. |
The diligent employee got a job promotion. |
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Disparity n. |
The disparity between the 2 candidates were completely obvious. |
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Enthralled v. |
The German people during World War 2 seemed enthralled by the words of Hitler. |
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Exemplary adj. |
The exemplary student proved his worth at the academic competition. |
