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ankle nowege
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knowing
stubborn people often it diffucult to acknowlege their errors. They hate were wrong.
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aver
to avoid
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i want to stay way from my mom to avert a fight. |
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dielog
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to speak
a script is a form of dialog |
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Extened
large amount
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Selena did extensive reseach for her paper it took her sevral weeks.
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Err
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irregular
children's eating habits are erratic. |
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Illum
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to light up
Before electricity street illuminated by gas light.
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Del
to get rid of
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The invitation list is too long .Unless we delete a few names .the party will be crowded
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ace
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danger
Acid rain is the biggest menace to the survival of freashwater fish. |
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under
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to weakin
Leroy tried to unermine the coach's authority by makeing jokes behind his back. |
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grues
frighting
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The automobile accident was so greusome that i look away from the horrible sight |
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Hypo
An insincere person
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sometimes when i work i deal with hypocrites. |
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urr
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city
Gladys likes urban living because she grew up in the city but Emillo who grew on a farm , prefers country life. |
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greu
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frighting
The automobile accident was so greusome that I had to look away from the horrible sight. |
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hypocrite
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an insincere person
Dominic is such a hypocrite.He cheats his costmers while complaining about how hard it to be an honest person |
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erode
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to wear away
As water eroded the topsoil, the tree roots beneath it became more and more visible
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Endrose
to support
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to support
Some athlete earn more money endorsing such products as cerial and footwear then they do playing sports |
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Novice
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a beginner
Because my father had never played a game of tennis , he will join a class for novices. |
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con
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clear and brief
because of limited space , most newspaper articles must be concise |
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sus
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to continue
an opera singer can sustain a high note for a long perod of time. |
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superfiacial
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lacking depth
my teacher said my essay on divorce was to superfical. |
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scape
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someone to blame
sevrial girls put dye into their high school swimming pool .in need ofa scapegoat .they blamed another student. |
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between among
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away from not
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