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Citadel |
A fortress commanding a city, a stronghold.
The commanding officer gave orders to his troops while tucked safely inside his citadel. |
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Frenzy |
A state of extreme excitement or violent agitation.
As the winning basket went through the hoop to win the game, the crowd erupted into a frenzy. |
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Ominous |
Foreshadowed by a an omen or by a presentiment of will, threatening.
The storm clouds looked ominous as we raced back to our tent. |
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Pinnacle |
The highest point of development or achievement.
I felt like I had accomplished a great clubbing feat when I reached the pinnacle of the Mt. Moran. |
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Restore |
To put or bring back into existence of use.
Jill is trying to restore her grandmother's rocking chair to its original condition. |
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Shun |
To avoid deliberately.
Mary couldn't understand why some of her classmates tried to shun her; she had always been friendly to them. |
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Symbol |
An authoritative summary of faith or doctrine.
The heroine's white dress was a symbol of her purity and innocence. |
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Tranquil |
Free from commotion or tumult; peaceful; quiet; calm.
The graceful swan smoothly skimmed the surface of the tranquil lake. |
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Vigor |
Health physical or mental energy, active strength or force.
Tom exhibits more vigor than any other play on the team during each game. |
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Vital |
Having remarkable energy, liveliness, or force of personality.
Katie is considered to be the most vital player on the soccer team after scoring all four goals in the game today. |
