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blunder
to make a mistake; to move clumsily and carelsessly
SYNONYMS: (v.) to err, foul up, bungle, goof; (n.) an error, blooper

ANTONYMS: (v.) to triumph, succeed, (n) a sucess, hit
cancel
to call off or do away with; to cross out with or other or other marks to show that something cannot be used again
continuous
going on without a stop or break
distribute
to give out in shares; to scatter or spread
document
a written or printed record that gives information or proof
fragile
easily broken or damaged; requiring special handling or care
myth
an old story that explains why something is or how it came to be; something imaginary
reject
to refuse to accept; agree to; believe; or use
scuffle
to fight or struggle closely with
solitary
living or being alone; being the only one
temporary
lasting or used for a limited time
veteran
a person who has served in armed forces; a person who has a lot of experience