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Curious

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Eager to learn or know about something. Example: She was curious about how birds build their nests.

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Abundant

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Existing in large quantities plentiful. Example: The garden was abundant with flowers of every color.

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Deceive

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To trick someone into believing something that isn’t true.

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Adventurous

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Willing to try new or exciting things. Example: She was feeling adventurous and decided to try rock climbing.

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Affection

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A gentle feeling of liking or love. Example: The puppy showed its affection by wagging its tail.

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Generous

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Willing to give or share. Example: She was generous and gave her friend half of her sandwich.

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Precious

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Of great value or importance. Example: Her grandmother’s ring was very precious to her.

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Trustworthy

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Able to be trusted. Example: The trustworthy dog stayed by the baby’s side.

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Elegant

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Graceful and stylish. Example: The ballerina moved with elegant steps across the stage.

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Gentle

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Kind and calm in behavior. Example: The horse was gentle with the young rider.

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Extraordinary

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Very unusual or remarkable. Example: She had an extraordinary talent for painting.

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Polite

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Showing good manners. Example: The polite boy said ‘thank you’ after receiving the gift.

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Glistening

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Shining brightly with reflected light. Example: The morning dew was glistening on the grass.

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Vivid

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Producing clear, strong images in the mind. Example: The vivid description made the story come alive.

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Strong

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Having great physical power or strength of character. Example: The strong wind knocked down the tree.

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Zealous

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Showing great energy or enthusiasm. Example: She was zealous about learning to play the piano.

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Playful

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Full of fun and games. Example: The puppy was playful and chased its tail around the room.

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Diligent

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Hardworking and careful. Example: A diligent student always completes her assignments on time.

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Brilliant

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Very bright or clever. Example: The diamond sparkled under the brilliant sunlight.

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Imaginative

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Having or showing creativity. Example: The imaginative child created a castle out of cardboard boxes.

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Courageous

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Brave in the face of danger or difficulty. Example: The firefighter was courageous when rescuing the kitten.

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Sincere

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Being genuine and honest. Example: She gave a sincere apology for her mistake.

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Witty

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Funny in a clever way. Example: His witty jokes made everyone laugh.

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Successful

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Achieving a goal or purpose. Example: She was successful in finishing her painting.

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Radiant
Shining or glowing brightly. Example: She looked radiant in her new dress.
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Humble
Not bragging or thinking too highly of oneself. Example: Despite her success, she remained humble.
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Talented
Having a natural ability or skill. Example: The talented musician played the piano beautifully.
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Enchanting
Delightfully charming or attractive. Example: The fairy tale was enchanting and full of magic.
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Understanding
Sympathetic and kind. Example: Her understanding teacher gave her extra time to finish the test.
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Supportive
Providing encouragement or help. Example: Her parents were supportive of her dreams.
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Joyful
Feeling or showing great happiness. Example: The child was joyful on her birthday.
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Astonished
Very surprised or amazed. Example: She was astonished to see a rainbow after the storm.
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Optimistic
Hopeful about the future. Example: He was optimistic that tomorrow would be a sunny day.
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Important
Of great value or significance. Example: It is important to eat healthy foods.
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Appreciate
To understand and enjoy the value of something. Example: I appreciate your help with my homework.
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Eager
Wanting very much to do something. Example: She was eager to start her new book.
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Independent
Not needing help from others. Example: She was proud of being independent and tying her own shoelaces.
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Quiet
Making little or no noise. Example: The library was quiet and peaceful.
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Shimmering
Shining with a soft, flickering light. Example: The lake was shimmering in the moonlight.
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Enthusiastic
Showing great excitement or interest. Example: He was enthusiastic about joining the football team.
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Happy
Feeling or showing pleasure. Example: She was happy to see her grandmother.
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Valuable
Worth a lot, either in money or importance. Example: The ancient coin was very valuable.
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Thoughtful
Thinking about the needs of others. Example: She was thoughtful and brought her friend a snack.
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Delicate
Easily broken or damaged very fine. Example: The glass vase was too delicate to carry without care.
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Nurture
To care for and help grow. Example: She loved to nurture her plants in the garden.
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Helpful
Giving or ready to give help. Example: The helpful boy carried the groceries for his neighbor.
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Persistent
Continuing firmly despite difficulties. Example: Her persistent efforts helped her win the race.
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Innocent
Not guilty or free from wrong. Example: The puppy looked innocent even after making a mess.
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Benevolent
Kind and generous. Example: The benevolent woman donated books to the library.
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Wise
Showing good judgment or knowledge. Example: The wise owl is often a symbol in stories.
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Unique
Being the only one of its kind. Example: Her drawing was unique and full of creativity.
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Kindhearted
Having a kind and caring nature. Example: The kindhearted woman fed the stray kittens.
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Determined
Having made a firm decision to do something. Example: She was determined to finish the puzzle by bedtime.
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Patient
Able to stay calm and not get annoyed. Example: The teacher was patient while explaining the question again.
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Grateful
Thankful for something. Example: She was grateful for the birthday gift.
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Lively
Full of energy and life. Example: The playground was lively with children laughing and playing.
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Responsible
Being reliable and trustworthy. Example: The responsible student remembered to feed the class pet.
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Amusing
Funny or entertaining. Example: The clown’s tricks were amusing to all the children.
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Intelligent
Smart and quick to understand. Example: The intelligent girl solved the tricky riddle easily.
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Knowledgeable
Well-informed or educated. Example: The librarian was knowledgeable about many subjects.
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Friendly
Kind and pleasant to others. Example: The friendly cat purred when petted.
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Inspire
To fill someone with the urge to do something. Example: The story of the hero will inspire others to be brave.
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Warmhearted
Kind and loving. Example: The warmhearted nurse comforted the sick child.
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Mysterious
Difficult to understand or explain. Example: The old house seemed mysterious and full of secrets.
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Fascinate
To attract and hold someone’s interest. Example: Dinosaurs always fascinate young children.
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Ambitious
Having a strong desire to achieve something. Example: She was ambitious and worked hard to be the best in her class.
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Quick
Moving fast or happening in a short time. Example: She was quick to finish the puzzle.
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Beautiful
Pleasing to the senses or mind. Example: The sunset over the hills was truly beautiful.
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Magnificent
Very beautiful or impressive. Example: The castle was magnificent with its tall towers and shining windows.
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Special
Better, greater, or different from usual. Example: Her handmade gift was very special.
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Respectful
Showing respect to others. Example: It is respectful to listen when someone is speaking.
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Furious
Extremely angry.
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Invade
To take over. The Nazis invaded many countries in Europe.
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Maximum
The MOST
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Minimum
The LEAST
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Vertical
Straight up and down
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Horizontal
Lying flat
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Diagonal
Slanted
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Menacing
Looking to make trouble
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Occupy
To be in, or to live in
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Possess
To own, or to have; it belongs to you.
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Random
No order
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Astound
To surprise or to shock
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Jubilant
Extremely happy
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Miserable
Extremely unhappy
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Contest
To disagree, to argue
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Tame
Used to people
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Spectacular
Amazing, Wonderful, Fantastic
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Intact
Not broken
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Fraction
A part of the whole. (in math, 1/2 or 3/4)
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Value
How much something is worth, or the number assigned to something
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Peculiar
weerd!
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Multiple
More than one
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Multiply
To make more of something
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Bounded
To take big, fast jumps
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Remarkable
Extraordinary
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Impatient
Not patient
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Cooperative
Does what they are asked to do
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Sinister
Something that seems evil or scary
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Melancholy
Very sad
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Immense
Huge, gigantic, enormous
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Deluge
Very heavy rain or water coming at you

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