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Embezzle (verb) |
When Maggie's mother found out that one of her co-workers was embezzling the company money, the co-worker was punished. |
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Flotsam (noun) |
After the Titanic crashed, it became flotsam. |
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Aloof (adj.) |
My sister is very aloof because she never comes out of her room. |
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Shirk (verb) |
When I remember that I have forgotten to do my chores, I shirk around so my mother can't yell at me. |
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Fugitive (adj.) |
There is a major fugitive crisis in the Middle-East. |
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Interrogate (verb) |
When somebody is accused of committing a crime, they are brought in to be interrogated. |
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Scrupulous (adj.) |
My mother believes that her children are very scrupulous. |
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Presage |
Psychics have the ability to presage. |
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Mortify (verb) |
Whenever somebody tells a joke and no one laughs, it is mortifying. |
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Shoddy (adj.) |
My father once shoddily built us a swingset that fell apart. |
