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absurd
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adj. So unreasonable as to be laughable; foolish or silly.
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accomplish
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v. To do something by making an effort; to complete successfully.
accomplishment n. Something requiring skill and determination that is completed successfully. |
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ascend
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v. To rise, usually in a steady way.
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dense
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adj. 1. Tightly packed; crowded close together.
2. Thick; hard to see through. 3. Stupid, thickheaded. |
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experiment
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n. A test to prove or discover something.
v. 1. To carry out experiments. 2. To try out new ideas or activities. |
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flimsy
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adj. 1. Easily damaged or broken; not strongly made.
2. Not believable. |
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heroic
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adj. 1. Very brave; showing great courage.
2. Showing great determination; requiring enormous effort. |
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lumber
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n. Wood that has been sawed into boards.
v. To move in a clumsy or heavy way. |
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mimic
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v. 1. To copy or imitate closely.
2. To make fun of by imitating. n. One who can imitate sounds, speech, or actions. |
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significant
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adj. Important; full of meaning.
significance n. The quality of being important or of giving meaning. |
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soar
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v. 1. To fly high in the sky.
2. To rise suddenly and rapidly. |
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spectator
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n. A person who watches an activity; an onlooker.
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suspend
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v. 1. To hang while attached to something above.
2. To stop for a while before going on. 3. To bar from working, attending, or taking part for a while. |
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terminate
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v. To bring or to come to an end.
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unwieldy
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adj. Hard to handle or control because of large size or heaviness.
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available
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adj. Easy to get; present and ready
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bondage
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n. The state of being a slave.
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denote
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v. To give to those in need, often through an organization.
donation n. Whatever is donated, as money or goods. |
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establish
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v. 1. To set up or begin.
2. To show to be true. establishment n. Something that has been established, especially a place of business or a public building. |
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evade
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v. 1. To keep away from; to avoid being caught.
2. To avoid doing or answering. evasive adj. Carefully avoiding saying too much; not open or direct. |
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liberate
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v. To free.
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numerous
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adj. A large number; very many.
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occasion
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n. 1. A particular time.
2. A special event. occasional adj. Happening once in a while. |
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oppose
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v. To be or act against.
opposition n. The act or condition of being against. |
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prohibit
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v. To forbid by law or order.
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pursue
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v. 1. To follow in order to capture; to chase.
2. To seek actively; to carry on with. pursuit n. 1. The act of following after. 2. An activity, as a job or sport, that a person takes part in. |
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reassure
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v. To make less worried or fearful; to comfort.
reassurance n. The act of giving comfort or the state of receiving comfort. |
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reluctant
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adj. Not wanting to do something; unwilling.
reluctance n. The state of not wanting to do something. |
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superior
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adj. 1. Excellent of its kind.
2. Higher in position or rank. superior n. A person of higher rank. |
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yearn
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v. To want very badly; to be filled with longing.
yearning n. A longing or strong desire. |