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-having to live to have life living creature.
-roots
-revive |
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humongous, large mass
-prefixes
-magnetic |
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-lying flat
-[hawr-uh-zon-tl,
-the math homework we did in class had alot of horizontal lines |
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-typical,normal
-[av-er-ij]
-We had to find out the mean on are math test. |
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-changeable,something made different
- [vair-ee-uh-buhl]
- In the hypothesis the variable always changes. |
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-forge
- [pley-juh-rahyz]
- The student that got a F on his essay is because he plagiarized it. |
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-to make notes in a book
-[an-uh-teyt]
- The teacher made us annotate through out the whole class period. |
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-to prove to be false
-[ri-fyoot]
- My lawyer did whatever he could to refute me in court. |
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-pacify,make peace
-[pley-keyt]
- This war needs to end and we need to placate. |
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-unselfishness
-[mahr-ter-duhm]
- The woman is martyrdom when it comes to her kids. |
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-wrong,torment
-[pur-si-kyoot]
- The boyfriend was persecute when he hit his girlfriend in the face. |
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-vegetable life
-[flawr-uh]
- We went to a beautiful flora museum. |
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-to go along with
-[koh-in-sahyd]
- I always coincide when my friends try to pull a prank. |
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- short-term, not around for long
-[de-cidi-ous]
- The leaves from the tress are deciduous. |
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