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Affectionately
Ex. Jo is very affectionately towards her. |
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(adv.) /[image]-f[image]k[image]sh[image]-nately/
Showing in a gentle way that you love someone and care about them.
Opposite: coldy
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Bloom
Rains that made the yard bloom.
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(verb) /bl[image]m/
If a plant or a flower blooms it's flower appear or open.
Opposite: struggle |
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Clamor
Ex. He shouted over the rising clamor of voices.
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(noun) /kl[image]m[image][image]r/
A very loud nise made by a large group of people or animals.
Opposite: quiet |
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Drudgery
Ex. He hated the drudgery of his job. |
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(noun) /dr[image]j[image][image]-r[image]/
Hard boring work |
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Fade
Ex. Hopes of a peace settlement are begining to fade. |
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(verb) /f[image]d/
To gradually disappear
Opposite: darken |
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(adj) /s[image]lf[image]s[image]-st[image][image]n[image]ng/
Mantaining or able to mantain oneself or itself by independent effort.
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Shade
Ex. A plant that needs a lot of shade. |
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(noun) /sh[image]d/
Slight darkness or shelter from the diret light of the sun made by something blocking it.
Opposite: light |
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(noun) /stôr[image][image], st[image]r[image][image]/
The background information regarding something. |
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Strain
Ex. I've strained a muscle in my leg. |
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(verb) /str[image]n /
To injure a muscle or part of your body by using it too much or making it work too hard.
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Urban
Ex. There are unemployment in urban areas. |
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(adj.) /ûr[image]b[image]n/
Relating to town and cities.
Opposite: rural |
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Weed
Ex. I'm going to cut the weed of my garden. |
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(noun) /w[image]d/
A wild plant growing where is not wanted that prevents crops and garden flowers from growling properly. |
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