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Civil: not military or religious, or relating to the ordinary people of a country (CSR)

Civil- courteous and polite

Please try your best to be civil to your siblings.

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Grudge: a persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury.

She held a grudge against her best friend for what she did.

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ancient- distant past and no longer exists.

Dinosaurs are very ancient.

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Brawl- a rough or noisy fight

I got into a brawl with my friend

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Quarrel- argument or disagreement

I got into a quarrel with my parents over my grades.

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Disturb: interrupt the sleep, relaxation, or privacy of.

My friend and I were disturbed by my brother.

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Canker- open fungal sore

Sam developed a canker after not cleaning with wound.

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Depart: leave, especially in order to start a journey.

I departed for Switzerland.

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Shakespeare's usage: Fray - a fight or a physical altercation

Fray- unravel or become worn

I do hope with rope doesn't fray.

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Grief: deep sorrow, especially that caused by someone's death.

The girl suffered grief after her grandpa's death.

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Shakespeare's usage: Portentous events, statements, or signs are important because they show that something unpleasant is very likely to happen:

Portentous- of or like a portent

A lot of famous people are portentous.

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Shakespeare's usage: having a moral or legal duty to do something:

Bound- walking or running in long strides

I came bounding home after a long day at school.

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Forswear: to agree to give up on something or to do without.

I forswear to stop going on my phone in class

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Reckon: consider or regard in a specified way.

The event was reckoned a failure.

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tread- the manner of walking

Mrs. Rosinki treads around the classroom.

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consent- permission for something to happen.

My partner for a project did not have my consent to turn our project in.

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Scant: barely sufficient or adequate.

Companies with scant regard for the safety of future generations.

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parlous- full of danger or uncertainty; precarious.

Fighting in a war can be very parlous.

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Waddle: to walk with short steps and clumsy swaying motion.

I waddled out of the pool after getting pushed in with all my clothes on

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Shakespeare's usage: To guarantee or assure

warrant- legal document allowing property to be searches

In order for them to search my house they need a warrant.

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Volume: the amount of space that a substance or object occupies, or that is enclosed within a container, especially when great.

The volume of water in the pool was insane.

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Burden- a typically heavy load

I do hope this coach isnt a burden.

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Soar: To fly or rise high in the air.

I watched the airplane as it soared through the sky.

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Vain: having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities, or worth.

Their flattery made him vain.

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🤬- small wound made my stabbing

Please be careful and don't 🤬 your finger.

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torch- a burning stick of resinous wood or twist of tow used to give light and usually carried in the hand

The power went out, so I used a torch for a source of light.

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Solemnity: the state or quality of being serious and dignified.

His ashes were laid to rest with great solemnity.

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Scorn: the feeling or belief that someone is despicable or worthless.

As I look at the kidnapper I feel scorn.