Vocabulary Unit 3

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Available.(adj)

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Ready to use,in hand.D

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Available.(adj)

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Synonym:Obtainable,on hand

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Available.(adj)

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Antonym:unobtainable,not to be in hand

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Available.(adj)

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Because of covid19, swimming pool is closed I hope it will be available soon.

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Cater.(v)

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Definition:to satisfy the needs of

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Cater.(v)

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Synonym:gratify,indulge

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Cater.(v)

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Antonym:deny,refuse

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Cater.(v)

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Parents cater their children whatever it took even though if their population reaches to twenty.

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Customary.(adj)

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Definition:Something that is usual

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Customary.(adj)

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Synonym:regular,normal

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Customary.(adj)

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Antonym:strange odd

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Customary.(adj)

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Shopping was fun but now its customary and it's being boring.

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Dissuade.(v)

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Definition:to persuade someone not to do something

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Dissuade.(v)

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Synonym: talk out of

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Dissuade.(v)

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Antonym:persuade,talk into

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Dissuade.(v)

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I dissuade my friend for her plan of leaving the school.

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Entrepreneur (n.)

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Definition:a person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business

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Entrepreneur (n.)

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Synonym: business person

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Entrepreneur(n.)

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My uncle began his life as an entrepreneur and made a great business.

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Firebrand(n.)

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Definition: a piece of burning wood; a trouble maker; an extremely energetic or emotional person.

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Firebrand(n.)

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Synonym: hothead ,agitator.

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Firebrand(n.)

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Antonym: peacemaker ,pacifier.

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Firebrand(n.)

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My brother is a firebrand.

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Hazard (n.),(v.)

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Definition:(n.)risk ,peril(v.)to expose to danger or harm

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Hazard (n.),(v.)

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Synonym:danger,harm

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Hazard (n.),(v.)

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Going up a mountain is hazard for small kids.

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Hinder(v.)

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Definition:To stop or prevent from happening

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Hinder(v.)

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Synonym: inturupt,impede

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Hinder(v.)

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Antonym:encourage,further

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Hinder(v.)

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This is not the first time the security guard hinder me from entering the party.

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Homicide (n.)

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Definition:the killing of one person by another

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Homicide (n.)

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Synonym:manslaughter

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Homicide (n.)

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The detective didn't sleep until he got information about the homicide that happened yesterday.

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Indifference (n.)

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Definition:something that is not interesting

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Indifference (n.)

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Synonym:Apathy,unconcern

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Indifference (n.)

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Cenima gave us indifference feeling this time.

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Indignant (adj.)

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Definition:filled with anger over something

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Indignant (adj.)

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Synonym:offended,resentful

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Indignant (adj.)

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Antonym:pleased,delighted

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Indignant (adj.)

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I felt indignant towards my sister when she broke my toy.

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Indispensable (adj.)

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Definition:absolutely necessary

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Indispensable (adj.)

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Synonym:essential,crucial

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Indispensable (adj.)

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Antonym:unnecessary,nonessential

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Indispensable (adj.)

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A family is indispensable for any one.

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Lubricate (v.)

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Definition: To apply oil or grease

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Lubricate (v.)

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Synonym:oil

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Lubricate (v.)

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We need some oil to lubricate this door or, we'll stay unlocked.

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Mutual (adj.)

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Definition:shared

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Mutual (adj.)

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Synonym:joint,reciprocal

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Mutual (adj.)

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Antonyms:one-sided,unilateral

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Mutual (adj.)

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Our house is mutual to our teacher's house.

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Pelt(v.)

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Definition:to throw a stream of things

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Pelt(v.)

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Synonym:bombard

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Pelt(v.)

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At the end of the school I pelt everything in the drawer.

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Plague(n.)(v.)

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Definition:(n.)an easily spread disease causing a large number of death(v.)to annoy or bother

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Plague(n.)(v.)

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Synonym:(n.)epidemic (v.)pester

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Plague(n.)(v.)

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Antonym:(n.)boon,blessing

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Plague (n.)(v.)

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When I hear about plague that was long time ago I get nightmares

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Poised (adj.)

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Definition:balanced

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Poised (adj.)

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Synonym:collected,ready

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Poised (adj.)

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Antonym:nervous,tense

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Poised (adj.)

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I should run some miles everyday to stay balanced.

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Regime(n.)

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Definitions:A government in power

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Regime(n.)

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Synonym:rule

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Regime(n.)

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The new present regime is a trouble person and everybody hates him.

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Transparent (adj.)

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Definition:allowing light to pass through

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Transparent (adj.)

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Synonym:clear

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Transparent (adj.)

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Antonym:dull

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Transparent (adj.)

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Everyday we open our transparent windows to let the sunlight shine the house.

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Unscathed(adj.)

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Definition:not injured

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Unscathed(adj.)

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Synonym:unhurt,intact

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Unscathed(adj.)

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Antonyms:injured,hurt

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Unscathed(adj.)

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Thank God everybody got out from fire unscathed.

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Indifference (n.)

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Antonym:interest,concern