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Adj.
1. of or relating to this world or earth as compared with heaven; worldly; earthly:
"mundane affairs."
2. common; ordinary; uninteresting; banal:
"to bring some excitement to our mundane lives."
Adv. Mundanely.
N. Mundaneness.

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Adj.
1. inactive, such as in sleep:
"dormant plants and animals."
2. (of a volcano) not erupting.
3. undeveloped or inactive; held back:
"She had talents that lay dormant."
N. Dormancy.

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Adj.
1. lasting a very short time; short-lived; transitory:
"the ephemeral joys of youth."

2. lasting but one day:
"an ephemeral flower."

Adv. Ephemerally

N. Ephemeralness

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N. Loather
1. strong dislike or aversion.
"a feeling of loathing."
Adv. Loathingly.
V. Loathe.
"She positively loathes him."

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Adj.
1. (of land) plowed and left unseeded for a season or more; uncultivated.
2. not in use; inactive:
"Her creative energies were lying fallow."
N. Fallowness
3. land that has undergone plowing and harrowing and has been left unseeded for one or more growing seasons.

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Adj.  Sheerer, Sheerest.
1. so thin as to be transparent:
"a sheer stocking."
2. unmixed with anything else:
"a sheer luck; a sheer nonsense"
3. extending down or up very steeply:
"a sheer descent."
Adv. Sheerly
4. completely; quite:
5. vertically; down or up very steeply:
"cliffs rising sheer from the sea."
N. Sherness.
6. a thin, nearly transparent fabric or garment

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Adj.
1. spent, given, produce , or occurring in great amounts.
"a lavish serving of food."
2. generous.
"to be lavish with one´s time or money."
V.
3. to spend or give in great amounts or without limit:
"to lavish gifts on one´s children."
Adv. Lavishly.

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N.
1. the point of a pin.
2. a tiny spot or sharp point.
V.
3. to locate or describe exactly or precisely:
"the pilot pinpointed the target."
Adj.
4. exact; precise.
"the bomb headed toward its target with pinpoint accuracy."

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Adj. Scantier, Scantiest.
1. not enough in amount, extent, or degree:
"a scanty little bathing suit."
N. Scanties (pl). Scantiness.
2. very brief underpants, esp. for women.
Adv. Scantily.

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Adj. Sparser, Sparsest.
1. thinly scattered or distributed; not thick or dense:
"sparse gray hairs on top of her head."
2. scanty; meager:
"sparse vegetation".
Adv. Sparsely.
N. Sparseness, Sparcity.

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N.
1. the act or process of attainment.
"the attainment of independence."
2. something attainment; accomplishment; achievement:
"professional attainments."

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V.
1. To seize and hold by or as if by clasping with the fingers or arms:
"she grasped my arm and pull me aside"
2. to attempt seizing:
"the baby grasped at the bottle."
3. to comprehend; understand:
"i grasp your meaning."
N.
4. the act of grasping.
5. reach; attainment; control.
"the new promotion was within his grasp."
6. the power of understand:
"he has a good grasp of math."
Adj. Graspable.

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N.
1. the final outcome; conclusion; result:
"the upshot of the disagreement was that they broke up the partnership."

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Adj.
1. showing a shameful lack of courage; cowardly.
"he was to craven to speak up."
Adv. Cravenly.
N. Cravenness.

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V. Appeased, Appeasing.
1. to bring to a state of calm; pacify:
"to appeased an angry parent with apologies."
2. to satisfy; relieve:
"the fruit appeased his hunger."
3. to give in to someone's demands so as to lessen anger or prevent fighting; placate.
N. Appeaser.
Adj. Appeasable. Appeasableness. Appeasement.
Adv. Appeasably. Appeasingly.

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V. Desiccated. Desiccating.
1. to (cause to) become thoroughly dry or to dry up:
"the plant desiccated during the drought".
2. to preserve (food) by removing moisture; dehydrate:
"desiccated food."
N. Desiccation.
Adj. Desiccative.

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V. Stumbled, Stumbling.
1. to strike the foot against something, as in running, so as to trip or fall:
"he hit a rock and stumbled."
2. to walk or go unsteadily:
"the drunk stumbled down the street."
3. to make a slip, mistake, or blunder; to proceed in a hesitating manner, as in action or speech
"The scientists were stumbling along, looking for a cure."
4. to discover, come upon, or meet with accidentally or unexpectedly
"They stumbled on a little village and stayed there."
N. Stumbler.
5. the act of stumbling.
6. a slip or blunder.

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Adj.
1. extremely happy; overjoyed.
"an elated winner of the contest"
Adv. Elatedly.
N. Elatedness.

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Adj. Drowsier, Drowsiest
1. half-asleep; sleepy.
"The medicine make me drowsy"
2. causing or bringing about sleepiness.
"drowsy winter weather"
N. Drowsiness

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Adj.
1. drowsy; sluggish.
"He is always lethargic after little sleep".
2. causing lethargy:
"a lethargic day"
Adv. Lethargically.

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Adj.
1. engaged in warfare.
"set up embargoes against the belligerent nations"
2. showing readiness to fight.
"The belligerent tone".
N.
3. a state or nation at war.
4.  a person engaged in fighting.
Adv. Belligerently

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n., v., Tided, Tiding.
N.
1. the regularly occurring rise and fall of the waters of the ocean:
"a study of the periods of the tides."
2. anything that rises and falls, increases and decreases, etc.
"the tides of unemployment".
3. tendency or drift, as of events:
"the tide of history".
4. a large amount of something:
"the tide of immigrants".
V.
5. Tide over, to help getting over or through a period of difficulty or distress.
"the money will tide you over until you get a new job".

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V. Exacerbated, Exacerbating.
1. to make something worse.
"If you try to argue now you´ll only exacerbate the situation".
N. Exacerbation.

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V.
1. To become or make broad or broader:
"Our children's interests broadened after trips to museums."

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N.
1. smallness of quantity; scarcity; scantiness:
"A paucity of funds"
2. smallness or insufficiency of number; fewness.

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N.
1. the point in the orbit of the moon or of an artificial satellite at which it is farthest from the earth. Compare.
2. the most exalted point.
"the apogee of artistic development"
Adj. Apogean, Apogeal and Apogeic

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N. pl. Quarries.
A)
N
1. an open hole or pit dug in the ground, from which building stone, slate, or the like, is obtained by cutting, blasting, etc.
V
2. to obtain from or as if from a quarry.
B)

2. an animal or bird being hunted or chased.
"the eagle swooped down on its helpless quarry"
3. any object of search, pursuit or attacked.
"the squadron finally located its quarry"
V. Quarried. Quarrying

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N. slang
1. any unpleasant experience.
"getting into an accident the first time that i had the car was a bummer"

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Adj.
1. to willing to believe everything, naive, credulous.
"selling junk to gullible consumers"
Sometimes: Gullable.
N. Gullibility.

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Adj.
1. Characterized by or showing parsimony, frugal or stingy.:
""parsimonious New Hampshire voters, who have a phobia about taxes".
Adv. Parsimoniously
N. Parsimoniousness

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V. Vindicated, Vindicating.
1. to clear, as from an accusation or suspicion.:
"to vindicate someones honor"
2. to prove to be right or correct.:
"His theory was vindicated by laboratory test".
N. Vindication. Vindicator.

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Adj.
1. full of the smell of something.:
"a kitchen redolent of garlic"
2. reminding one of something; suggestive.:
"an accent redolent of Scotland"
N. Redolence. Redolency.
Adv. Redolently.

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Adj.
1. a very bad; fragant.:
"an egregious liar"
2. distinguished or eminent.
Adv. Egregiously
N. Egregiousness.

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V.
1. to keep in existence; preserve:
"maintained there friendship for over forty years"
2. to keep in a certain condition, operation or force:
"to maintain an even temperature"
3. to state or declare.:
"maintained that he had been home all night"
4. to support in argument.:
"maintained her innocence in spite of the evidence"
5. to provide for the upkeep or support of.:
"is that salary enough to maintain a family?"
Adj. Maintainable.
N. Maintainer.

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adj.
1. of or relating to a parish or parishes
2. of or relating to parochial school.
3. very limit or narrow in viewpoint , opinion, scope, or outlook,:
"the teachers parochial attitude towards foreign  students"
N. Parochialism

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N.
1. extend, limit or range of view, outlook, etc.:
"a question beyond the scope of this paper"
2. opportunity for activity.:
"to give ones fancy full scope"
3. a short form of microscope, radarscope, etc.
V.
4. Length:
"a scope of cable"
Scoped
Scoping

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You've done some good work, Pinky, with good illustrations. Next time, get someone to help your proofread to eliminate some of your errors. Check out the verb "flee".  Grade: A

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You've done some good work, Pinky, with good illustrations. Next time, get someone to help your proofread to eliminate some of your errors. Check out the verb "flee".  Grade: A

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Adj:
1. not allowing passage.
"The mountain was impassable due to the heavy snowfall"
N. impassability, impassableness.
Adv. impassably.

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V. poured, pouring, pours.
1. to cause (a liquid or granular solid) to stream or flow, as from a container.
"poured tea from the pot into the cup".
2. to send forth, produce, express or utter copiously, as if in a stream or flood, pour out
"poured money into the project".
N. pourer, pourability.
Adj. pourable.
Adv. pouringly.

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V.  seized, seizing.
1, to take hold with force; grasp.
"she seized her hat and ran for the bus"
2. to grasp with the mind; understand.
3. to take possesion of, as if by grasping.
4. to take possesion of by authority; confiscate.
5. to capture; take into custody.
6. to take advantage of promptly.
7. to have moving parts stop moving as a result of too much pressure or friction.
N. seizer, seizor
"a person who seizes"
Adj: Seizable

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V.
1.to take, carry, or transport from one place to              another.
"they conveyed the cargo to the battlefront".
2.to communicate.
"to convey a message"
3.to lead or conduct, such as a channel or medium.
"to convey a wish"
Adj.: conveyable.
N. conveyor, conveyer.

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Adv
1. on only a few occasions; rarely; infrequently.
"we seldom see them anymore".
Adj.
1. rare, infrequent.
N. seldomness

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N.
1. a lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern for things.
"teachers widespread apathy among students"
apathies pl.

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N. bugled, bugler.
1. a brasswind instrument resembling a horn but usually without keys or valves.
"this military role was later assumed by the bugle in the west".
V. bugling
1. sound of a bugle.
"a bugling call even more loudly, to get his attention in the protest"

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Adj.
1. having a harsh taste; not sour, sweet, or salty:
"This coffee has a bitter taste".
2. hard to bear.
"a bitter sorrow".
3. causing pain.
"a bitter chill".
4. characterized by hostility.
"bitter enemies"
5. experienced at great cost.
"a bitter lesson"
Noun: bitterness.

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Adj.
1. Abouding or swarming with something, as with people.
"We elbow our way through the teeming station"
2. Prolific or fertile.
Adv. Teemingly
N. Teemingness

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V. fleed, fleeding.
1. to run away
"no wonder Company flee countries"
"they fled by jumping on a boat"
N. fleer

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V
1. to supply with what is necessary for life, health and growth.
“This food will nourish the sick infants”
2. to keep alive; cause to grow:

“still nourished the hope of peace”
3. to strenghthen; promote; foster.
"to nourish talent"
N. nourisher.
Adj. nourishable

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Noun
1. a number of animal feeding, traveling or ket together; drove; flock.
“a herd of zebras”.
Verb
1. to unite or move in a herd:

“the tourist all herded into the tiny restaurant”.

2. to gather into or as if into a herd:

“The guide herded her tourists into the ancient cathedral."

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V.
1. to call for the presence of, as by command.
"the king summoned a servant"
2. to call upon (someone) to do something specified.
"she summoned him to take a message".
3. to call or notify (someone) to appear at a specified place.
4. to call together by authority, as for deliberation or action.
5. to call into action; rouse; call forth (from oneself)
"he summoned all his courage"
N. summoner.

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Adj.
1. not equal; not of the same measurement, quatity, or status:
"two rooms of unequal size"
2. not adequate or enough, such as in amount.
N. unequals
1.persons or things not equal to each other.
"inmigrants receive unequals treatment of respect from resident of a country"

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V. dwelt, dwelled, dwelling.
1. to live or stay as a permanent resident; reside
"He dwells in the country for most of the year"
2. dwell on or upon, to think, to speak, or write about for a long time or often.
"She dwelt at length on the similarities between the two paintings".
N. dweller
1. a regular pause in the operation of a machine.