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Abundant

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Present in large quantities; plentiful.

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Acme

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The highest point or peak of something, especially success or achievement. Sample Sentence The artist’s career reached its acme when she won the international award.

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Adequate

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Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.

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Adhere

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To stick firmly to a surface or follow a rule or belief closely.

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Advertise

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To promote a product, service, or event through public announcements or messages. Sample Sentence The company will advertise their new product on television and social media.

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Agricultural

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Related to farming or the cultivation of land for crops.

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Aluminum

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A lightweight, silvery metal used in various products, such as cans and aircraft parts. Sample Sentence Aluminum is often used in the construction of airplanes because it is light and strong.

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Ambition

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A strong desire to achieve something, typically requiring hard work and determination.

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Anxious

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Experiencing worry, unease, or nervousness. Sample Sentence She felt anxious before her job interview.

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Approximate

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Close to the actual, but not completely accurate or exact.

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Arid

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Extremely dry, especially referring to a climate or landscape.

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Aroma

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A pleasant smell, typically from food or drink.

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Barter

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To trade goods or services without using money.

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Boredom

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The state of being weary and restless due to lack of interest.

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Burst

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To break open or apart suddenly, especially due to pressure.

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Candid

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Open, honest, and straightforward in speech or expression.

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Carelessness

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Lack of attention or thought about what one is doing, leading to mistakes or accidents.

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Cease

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To bring an action or state to an end.

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Commander

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A person in authority, especially one in charge of military forces or a ship. Sample Sentence The commander gave orders to his troops before the battle.

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Commence

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To begin or start.

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Concise

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Giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive. Sample Sentence The instructions were clear and concise, making the task easy to complete.

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Confidence

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A feeling or belief in one’s abilities or qualities.

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Convert

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To change something into a different form or function. Sample Sentence The factory was converted into a modern office space.

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Convince

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To cause someone to believe firmly in the truth of something. Sample Sentence She tried to convince her friend to join her on the trip.

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Cowardice
Lack of bravery or the avoidance of danger, difficulty, or responsibility due to fear. Sample Sentence The soldier was accused of cowardice for abandoning his post.
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Creepy
Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease.
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Crucial
Extremely important or necessary for success or survival. Sample Sentence It is crucial to study hard before a big exam.
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Dangle
To hang or swing loosely.
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Debate
A formal discussion or argument on a particular topic.
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Debris
Scattered fragments or waste left after destruction.
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Deter
To discourage or prevent someone from doing something.
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Devour
To eat something quickly and eagerly.
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Dispute
A disagreement or argument about something.
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Distract
To divert someone's attention away from something.
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Dwindle
To gradually decrease or diminish in size, amount, or strength.
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Eerie
Strange and frightening.
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Encourage
To give support, confidence, or hope to someone.
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Equivalent
Equal in value, amount, function, or meaning.
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Erupt
To explode or release suddenly, often referring to a volcano or intense emotion. Sample Sentence The volcano could erupt at any moment, causing nearby villages to evacuate.
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Explode
To burst or cause to burst violently with a loud noise, especially due to pressure. Sample Sentence The fireworks exploded in a brilliant display of colors.
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Explode
To make or become flat or smooth.
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Explode
More than enough in size or quantity.
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Fascinating
Extremely interesting or captivating.
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Frequent
Occurring or done many times at short intervals. Sample Sentence She is a frequent visitor to the local library.
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Frustrate
To cause someone to feel upset or annoyed, especially because of an inability to achieve something.
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Frustrating
Causing annoyance or dissatisfaction due to inability to achieve something. Sample Sentence The long wait times at the airport were extremely frustrating for the passengers.
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Genuine
Real, authentic, or sincere.
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Guardian
A person who is legally responsible for the care and protection of someone, especially a child.
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Harass
To disturb, torment, or intimidate someone persistently.
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Heaviness
The quality or state of being heavy in weight or burden.
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Illicit
Forbidden by law, rules, or custom.
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Imitate
To copy someone’s behavior, speech, or actions.
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Immigrate
To come to live permanently in a foreign country.
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Impair
To weaken or damage something.
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Impartial
Not biased or favoring one side over another; fair.
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Implore
To beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something. Sample Sentence The child implored his mother to let him stay up late.
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Indicate
To point out or show something.
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Innocent
Not guilty of a crime or offense; pure and without wrongdoing. Sample Sentence The court declared that he was innocent of all charges.
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Insult
To speak or act in a way that is disrespectful or offensive to someone.
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Intelligent
Having or showing the ability to learn, think, and understand quickly and easily. Sample Sentence Dolphins are considered to be one of the most intelligent animals on Earth.
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Isolated
Separated from others or far away from other places.
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Legible
Clear enough to be read.
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Lethal
Capable of causing death or extremely harmful.
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Luster
A gentle sheen or soft glow, often referring to the shine of a surface. Sample Sentence The diamond had a brilliant luster that caught everyone’s attention.
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Metric
A standard of measurement, especially based on the metric system.
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Mimic
To imitate or copy someone’s actions or speech, often in an exaggerated or humorous way.
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Miniature
Much smaller in size than usual; on a small scale.
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Minute
Extremely small in size or amount.
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Motivation
The reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way. Sample Sentence His motivation to succeed comes from his desire to provide for his family.
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Muddiness
The quality or condition of being unclear or difficult to understand; the state of being muddy.
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Naïve
Showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment; innocent and inexperienced. Sample Sentence The young girl was naïve to believe everything the stranger told her.
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Negligent
Failing to take proper care in doing something.
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Obnoxious
Extremely unpleasant or annoying.
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Obvious
Easily perceived or understood; clear and apparent.
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Overcome
To succeed in dealing with or controlling a problem or difficulty.
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Overcome
To fill something with air or gas, causing it to expand.
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Parasol
A lightweight umbrella used for protection from the sun.
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Precise
Marked by exactness and accuracy of expression or detail.
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Predator
An animal or person that hunts or preys on others.
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Pretend
To act as if something is true when it is not, or to engage in imaginative play. Sample Sentence The children pretended they were astronauts exploring space.
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Prevent
To stop something from happening or someone from doing something. Sample Sentence The new policy aims to prevent accidents in the workplace.
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Quarrel
A heated argument or disagreement, typically about a trivial issue.
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Reinforce
To strengthen or support an object or idea.
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Relieve
To reduce or remove pain, stress, or discomfort.
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Replica
A copy or reproduction of an original object, often on a smaller scale. Sample Sentence The museum displayed a replica of an ancient Roman vase.
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Responsibility
The state or duty of being accountable for something or someone.
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Retrieve
To get back or regain something.
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Rural
Related to the countryside rather than the town or city.
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Scarce
In short supply or hard to find.
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Secretive
Inclined to keep things hidden or unknown; not open in revealing information. Sample Sentence The secretive nature of the meeting made everyone suspicious.
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Seldom
Rarely; not often.
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Serene
Calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
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Sophisticated
Having a high level of knowledge, experience, or culture, often in a worldly or refined way.
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Spaciousness
The quality or state of being large, open, or having ample room.
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Sufficient
Adequate for the purpose; enough.
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Surpass
To exceed or go beyond in achievement or quality.
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Surrender
To give up or yield to another's power, authority, or demands.
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Tangible
Something that can be touched or is physically real.
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Terrifying
Extremely frightening.
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Theoretical
Based on theory rather than practical experience or reality.
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Theoretical
Related to or based on theory rather than practical application.
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Thoughtfulness
Consideration for the needs or feelings of others.
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Uncommon
Rare or unusual.
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Vampire
A mythical creature that feeds on the blood of the living, often depicted in folklore and fiction.
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Victim
A person or animal harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action.
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Widespread
Found or distributed over a large area or among many people.
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Wordy
Using or containing too many words.

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