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iota (noun)
a very small quanity or amount
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-as far as science is concerned, there is not one iota of evidence to prove that life exists on other plants |
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temerity (adj)
the quality of being unafraid of danger or punishment in a foolish way |
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if you have the temerity to fight the collosal titan, even after levi saying not. |
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elucidate - (verb)
to make understood, or clarify shed light upon something |
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she read everything she could get her hands on that would elucidate and expand opun her study
(elucidated, elucidating, elucidates) |
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expunge (verb)
to strike or blot something out, erease |
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the judge directed the court stenographer to expunge the last three paragraphs
(expunged, expunging, expunges) |
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gait (noun)
a persons individual way of walking |
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we had slowed to a cautious gait and were feeling our way forward as to not bump into trees
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purloin (verb)
to steal something
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they must have purloined a copy of levi house b/c thats the only to get in his house w/o breaking a window
( purlioned, Purloins, Purloining) |
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capacious (adjective)
containing or capable of containing large amount of something |
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(capacity, Capaciously, capaciousness) |
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trepidation (noun)
a feeling or fear that that causes you to hesitate b/c you think something bad or unpleasant is going to happend |
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(trepid, trepidly, trepedity, trepidant, intrepid) |
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irascible (adjective)
becoming angry very easily; having a bad temper. |
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(irascible, irascibly, irascibliness,) |
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pithy (adjective)
using a few word in a clever or affective way. |
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