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My goal of this study guide is to learn the words by using them on a daily basis so I learn how to use the words correctly and know the exact meaning of the word.

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Definitions:
a) To restore something to an earlier condition, by repairing or remodeling.
Sentences:
1. I went to a professional basketball store to renovate my ugly and old basketball shoes.
2. The renovation of my basketball shoes was great, they look fresh and as good as the first time I used them.

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a) To support or sponsor.
b) To go as a customer; to shop at regularly.
c) To treat as inferior.
Sentences:
1.  For many years Nike has patronize the NBA and many players on it.
2. Sometimes people become patrons of some store just to get special discounts from it.
3. Some villages here in Honduras are very thankful to the government for the patronage of food they gave them.

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a) To make less severe, to soften, lessen, or moderate.
Sentences:
1. Andrew mitigated his discussion with his girlfriend by buying her some flowers.
2.Most of the time my father is going to a party he hopes for his back pain meditation.

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a) To help opposing sides reach an agreement, to intervene in a conflict in order to improve the situation.
Sentences:
1. The principal tried to mediate the fight between two students.
2. Some people study and practice to become professional mediators, to help groups of people to reach an agreement.
3. Two friends notice that mediation was the best way to stop fighting to see who gets the girl.

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a) To annoy with repeated and insistent request; to ask for urgently or repeatedly.
Sentences:
1. Most of the time babies importune their parents to buy them toys or candy.
2. Some importunate kids can annoy their parents to the point that they punish them

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a) To free from difficulty or entanglement.
Sentences:
1. I saw my dog tangled up on string so I extricate him out.
2. A group of firefighters took out a bunch of people from a burning tower, this is considered successful extrication.

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a) Tending to cause or bring about; favorable to.
Sentences:
1. Cheerleaders are conducive for a high school basketball team to cheer them up.

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a) Peacemaking; appeasing; intended to overcome distrust; animosity; or conflict.
Sentences:
1. Andrew made a conciliatory move to end the fight between his friends, he offered to lend each of his friends his bicycle twice a week.
2. My father tried to conciliate the fight between my sisters by leading them use his computer.
3. The conciliator in the fight we had with my friends was me because I ended the fight and made everyone apologize.

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a) Something done to make up for a wrong,  an injury, or a mistake; compensation.
Sentences:
1. To make amends with my best friend for missing his presentation about sports was taking him to the Heat game in Miami.

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a) Protection, sponsorship; guidance.
Sentences:
1. I enter the national basketball team of Honduras under the aegis of my coach Nato.