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aroma
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A smell or odor, especially a pleasant one.
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beverage
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A liquid used as a drink.
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bland
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Lacking a strong flavor:
Not irritating, exciting, or disturbing. |
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brittle
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Easily broken; not flexible.
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cluster
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A number of similar things grouped together.:
To gather or come together in a group. |
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combine
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To join or bring together.
We combine oil and vinegar to make the salad dressing. |
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combination
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A joining or bringing together.
Our team’s victory resulted from a combination of hard work and good luck. |
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consume
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To use up.
To eat or drink. To do away with or destroy. |
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crave
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To have a strong desire for.
When he was a teenager, Abraham Lincoln craved knowledge so much that he would walk miles to borrow a book he had not read. |
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craving
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A strong desire.
After the hike, we all had a craving for lots of cool water. |
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cultivate
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To prepare land for the growing of crops.
To encourage development by attention or study. Example: Parents can cultivate a love of nature in their children by taking them on hikes in the country. |
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equivalent
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Equal to.
Although the decimal 0.5 and the fraction 1/2 appear to be different, they are equivalent amounts. |
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export
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To send goods to another country for sale.
Example:Colombia exports coffee to countries all over the world. |
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extract (Verb)
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To remove or take out.
To obtain with an effort. Example: Dr. Bogasian will extract my wisdom tooth next week. |
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extract (Noun)
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Something removed or taken out.
Vanilla extract comes from the seedpods of vanilla plants. |
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introduce (verb)
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To cause to know; to make known by name.
To bring into use. |
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introduce (Noun)
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Something spoken or written before the main part.
ExampleWe read the introduction before going on to the rest of The Woman in White. |
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purchase
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To buy.
My parents purchase a new car every five years. |
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tropical
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Hot and moist.
Of, from, or similar to the regions near the equator. Example: Ecuador, which lies on the equator, is a tropical country. |