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impulse (n)
james suddenly had an impulse to eat something. |
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| sudden inclination to act |
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deftly (adv)
the girl deftly shot an arrow into the center of a target. |
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intuition (n)
he had a strong sense of intuition. |
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| knowing something without conscious use of reason |
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tedious (adj)
the spelling tests were tedious. |
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lapse (v)
the boy had a lapse in his grades. |
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| a small error, slipping to a lower condition |
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flexible (adj)
anna has a flexible schedual. |
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| able to bend without breaking, adaptable |
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reverie (n)
ben spends his day in a reverie. |
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| a fanciful notion, daydreaming |
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hazard (n)
eating too much junk food is a hazard to your health. |
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obstruct (v)
jeremy obstructed the hallway. |
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sinister (adj)
the villain had a sinister look on his face. |
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