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79 Cards in this Set
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Animated(adj.) |
Definition:full of life, lively, or alive |
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Animated(part.) |
Definition: Moved to action |
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Animated(adj.),(part.) |
Synonyms: energetic, vigorous |
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Animated(adj.),(part.) |
Antonym:lifeless |
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Animated(adj.),(part.) |
People always want animated doctors in their hospitals for kids. |
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Brood(n.) |
Definition: A family of young animals |
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Brood(v.) |
Definition: To think over in an unhappy worried way |
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Brood(n.)(v.) |
Synonyms: ponder, worry |
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Brood(n.)(v.) |
When I was visiting the safari I saw many broods |
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Constituent(n.) |
Definition: a voter who elects a representative |
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Constituent(n.) |
Synonyms: element, component |
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Constituent(n.) |
A friend chooses to be a constituent and elected me. |
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Culminate(v.) |
Definition: to reach a high point of development |
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Culminate(v.) |
Synonyms: conclude, terminate |
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Culminate(v.) |
Antonyms: begin, initiate |
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Culminate(v.) |
In fourth grade, I culminated my friend I wrote a comic book |
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Downright(adv.) |
Definition: thoroughly |
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Downright(adj.) |
Definition: Absolute, complete |
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Downright(adv.),(adj.) |
Synonym: total, out-and-out |
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Downright(adv.),(adj.) |
The hotel receptionist was kind and the receptions were organized which means the hotel is downright very good. |
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Drone(n.) |
Definition: Buzzing or humming sound |
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Drone(v.) |
Definition: to make a buzzing sound |
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Drone(n.)(v.) |
Synonyms: bum, do-nothing; (v.) hum, buzz |
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Drone(n.)(v.) |
Antonym: hard worker |
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Drone(n.) |
The drone of the machine led me to sleep. |
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Goad(v.) |
To drive or urge on. |
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Goad(n.) |
Definition: something used to drive or urge on. |
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Goad(n.)(v.) |
I had to goad my daughter to solve breath problems. |
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Goad (v.) ( n.) |
Synonym: prod, spur on |
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Goad (v.) ( n.) |
Antonyms: curb, check |
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Hanker(v.) |
Definition: to long, to desire |
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Hanker(v.) |
Definition: to long, to desire |
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Hanker(v.) |
I hanker my old house in Egypt. |
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Banker(v.) |
Synonym: yearn |
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Indulge (v.) |
Definition, to give in to a wish or desire. |
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Indulge (v.) |
Synonyms: pamper, coddle |
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Indulge (v.) |
Antonyms: deny, refuse |
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Indulge (v.) |
I need to indulge myself in the fair land. |
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Literate (adj.) |
Able to read and write |
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Literate (adj.) |
She was highly literate compared to the others. |
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Literate (adj.) |
Synonyms: educated |
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Literate (adj.) |
Antonym: ignorant |
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Loom(v.) |
Definition, to come into view |
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Loom(v.) |
Synonym: emerge,surface |
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Loom(n.) |
Machine for weaving. |
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Luster (n.) |
The quality of giving off light, brightness. |
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Luster (n.) |
I cleaned my ring to show the luster of it. |
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Luster (n.) |
Synonym, shine |
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Luster (n.) |
Antonym: dullness |
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Miscellaneous(adj.) |
Definition: different kinds |
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Miscellaneous(adj.) |
The drawer on the left has miscellaneous books. |
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Miscellaneous(adj.) |
Synonyms: assorted |
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Miscellaneous(adj.) |
Antonyms: identical |
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Oration(n.) |
Definition: a public speech |
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Oration (n.) |
The president's oration was about the war. |
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Oration (n.) |
Synonyms: address |
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Peevish(adj.) |
Definition: complaining, irritable |
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Peevish(adj.) |
Synonym: crabby, testy |
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Peevish(adj.) |
Antonym: agreeable, pleasant |
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Peevish(adj.) |
My sister is known in the family as the peevish girl |
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Seethe(v.) |
Definition:To boil or foam |
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Seethe(v.) |
Synonym: churn, simmer |
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Seethe(v.) |
I love potatoes, especially when they are seethed. |
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Singe(v.) |
Definition: To burn slightly |
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Singe(v.) |
Synonyms: scorch, char |
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Singe(v.) |
Antonyms: incinerate |
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Singe(v.) |
Ouch! My mother claimed when she made a singe on her hand. |
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Unique(adj.) |
Definition: one of a kind |
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Unique(adj.) |
Synonyms: unparalleled, distinctive |
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Unique(adj.) |
Antonyms: ordinary, commonplace |
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Unique(adj.) |
I was crying with happiness when my uncle bought me new pants, they seemed unique. |
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Upright(adj.) |
Definition: Vertical, straight |
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Upright(adj.) |
Synonyms: perpindicular |
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Upright(adj.) |
Antonym: horizontal |
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Upright(adj.) |
The neighboring tree to our house was upright but the wind took it to the ground. |
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Verify(v.) |
Definition: to establish the truth or accuracy of. |
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Verify(v.) |
Synonyms: prove, validate |
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Verify(v.) |
Antonyms: disprove |
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Verify(v.) |
Scientists need to verify their researches. |
