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conclusion
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mammoth
mam moth Syn. - enormous, hugh, immense, gigantic, colossal |
(n.) a very large, long-tusked, shaggy-haired elephant that is now extinct
(adj.) great in size Ant. - small, tiny, little, minature |
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squirt
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Unit 16
Vocabulary Workshop - Level Blue Jonathan Sams Mrs. Delaney, 4th Grade |
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observation
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safeguard
safe guard Syn. - a protection, defense; to defend, guard, save |
(n.) something that protects
(v.) to protect against possible danger Ant. - to endanger, threaten, risk |
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sentries
sen tries |
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endanger
en dan ger Syn. - to risk, threaten |
(v.) to expose to injury or harm
Ant. - to protect, defend, preserve, save, secure |
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perch
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cram
. Syn. - to pack, crowd, jam, load, squeeze |
(v.) to stuff tightly; to fill tightly; to study hard just before a test
Ant. - to empty, clean out, clear out |
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oppose
op pose |
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rowdy
row dy Syn. - wild, unruly, noisy |
(adj.) rough and disorderly
Ant. - quiet, tame, gentle, mild |
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fare
. Syn. - to manage, succeed; a charge, fee, price, menu |
(v.) to get along
(n.) the cost of travel on public transportation; food and drink |
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rigid
ri gid Syn. - stiff, firm, inflexible; severe, stern |
(adj.) not bending; very strict
Ant. - elastic, flexible, loose |
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fertile
fer tile Syn. - fruitful, productive, rich |
(adj.) good for producing crops and plants; capable of developing or growing
Ant. - barren, unproductive |
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peer
. Syn. an equal, colleague; to gaze, stare, look, scan |
(n.) a person of the same age, rank, or ability; a British noble
(v.) to look closely at |
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furnish
fur nish Syn. - to equip, outfit, provide, give |
(v.) to supply with furniture; to supply with what is needed
Ant. - to take, withold |
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assume
as sume Syn. - to accept, undertake, seize; to imagine, suppose, believe |
(v.) to take upon oneself; to take for oneself; to pretend to have or be; to take for granted
Ant. - to reject, refuse, give up |
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trespass
tres pass Syn. - a sin, wrongdoing, invasion; to sin, offend, intrude |
(n.) an action that is wrong; unlawful entry onto someone's property
(v.) to do wrong; to enter on someone's property without right |
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transportation
trans por ta tion |
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represent
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