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vandalism

the act of destroying or damaging property




The vandalism included spray painting the door of the building

ritual

series of habitual actions followed by someone




Our coach had a ritual before each game where he prayed for the team.

exaggerates

to say or think something is larger or greater than it is




Miss Harris exaggerates her ability to play football.

port

the left side of the ship




The sailor was on the port side of the ship when the storm hit.

stockholder

someone owning a share in a company




The stockholder invested in the new coffee franchise.

prank

a playful trick




George played a prank on his roommate at camp.

investment

something bought which is expected to yield money as interest or profit or both




Jeff's investment in the company paid him $2,000,000.

capsized

over turned in the water




The boat capsized in the middle of the lake.

gross

an amount equaling 12 dozen or 144 units




A gross of pencils was provided by the school for our class.

discriminate

to show unfair difference in your treatment of people or groups




We are to love one another and never discriminate because of race or religion.

conspiracy

a secret plan with other people to do something wrong or unlawful




The conspiracy to kidnap the child was stopped when the people were caught.

preliminary

coming before the main business, leading to something more important




The preliminary races were held the day before the Olympics.

complications

to make or become difficult; harder




There were many complications for the first colonists who came to the New World.

salvage

to recover; retrieve; or restore




Many attempts have been made to salvage the remains of the Titanic.

bedraggled

disheveled; tired; disorganized




I look bedraggled when I get up in the morning.