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16 Cards in this Set
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dependable
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(adj) reliable
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Marshall Taylor was very dependable because he did what he said he was going to do.
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brisk
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(adj) quick and full of energy
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I went on a brisk walk and was back very quickly.
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downcast
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(adj) sad or depressed
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John was very downcast because his puppy had run away.
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integrate
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(verb) to make available to all groups
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Everyone can now play on integrated teams.
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distribute
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(verb) to give out
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The teacher is going to distribute the test papers.
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distribute
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(verb) to give out
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The teacher is going to distribute the test papers.
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remarkable
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(adj) having unusual qualities
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The Lord of the Rings has some remarkable special effects.
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gleam
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(verb) to shine or reflect light
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The gleam from the headlights bothered my eyes.
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anonymous
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(adj) a name that is not given or known
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No one knew who wrote the anonymous letter.
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criticize
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(verb) to say something good or bad about someone
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Roger didn't mean to hurt Sally's feelings when he criticized her.
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companion
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(noun) a person who goes along with or spends time with others
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When I went to the mall my sister was my companion.
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inferior
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(adj) below average
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I hope to improve my inferior grade in social studies.
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bold
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(adj) having courage; fearless; daring
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The Patriot's made a bold move by trying for the touchdown.
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ignorant
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(adj) having a lack of knowledge
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I am ignorant when it comes to speaking Russian.
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reform
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(verb) to make better my getting rid of faults or defects.
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I am going to reform my homework study habits by not studying while watching TV.
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injustice
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(noun) lack of fairness
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The students felt an injustice when they had lots of homework but the other class had none.
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