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Careen (v)
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Roll or tumble out of control
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Organges and tin cans careened down the sidewalk
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Conceal (v)
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To hide
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Prey often conceal themselves using camafloge.
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Concession (n)
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Privalege that is granted
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My family made many concessions to allow me time to practice.
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Etiquette (n)
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Proper manners and behavior
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Everyone should know the school etiquette
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Foresight (n)
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Power to see or know beforehand
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Fortune-tellers say they have foresight.
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Humility (n)
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The state of being humble or modest
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She sat proudly, saying with proper humility, "Is Luck!"
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Prodigy (n)
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A child genious, having extraordinary talent
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I was a child prodigy and the great American hope.
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Relent (v)
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Let up, soften, to give in
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At first he refused, but when I offered him that, he relented.
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Successive (adj)
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Consecutive, one after another (in a row)
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The army advanced, slowly marching to each successive level as a single unit.
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Tactics (n)
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Skillful method used to gain a result
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To win a game, you must have some tactics to use.
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