1
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Nag
A
Annoy
2
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Novel
A
New, original
3
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Uproot
A
Remove
4
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Seldom
A
Rarely
5
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Vigilance
A
Watchfulness
6
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Loyal
A
Reliable
7
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Urgent
A
As soon as possible
8
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Vital
A
Important, urgent
9
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Estimate
A
Determine
10
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Bargain
A
(n.)good value for money
11
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Primary
A
Initial
12
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Withhold
A
If you withold something that someone wants, you do not let them have it.
13
Q
Obtain
A
Get
14
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Myth
A
Fiction
15
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Preserve
A
Save
16
Q
Yearn
A
Eager
17
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Crave
A
Eager
18
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Compute
A
evluate
19
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Wary
A
Cautious
20
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Utilize
A
Use, employ
21
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Simplify
A
Clarify
22
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Prominent
A
Catch eye
23
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Intense
A
Extreme
24
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Amiable
A
Friendly
25
Monotonous
Repetitive
26
Advocate
Recommend
27
Esteem
Respect
28
Prejudice
Bias
29
Bias
Prefer something to another
30
Elaborate
Detailed
31
Vigilant
Alert, observant
32
Acknowledge
Recognize
33
Reprimand
Someone was spoken to angrily for doing something wrong.
34
Scold
(v.) If you scold somehoen, you speak angrily to them because they have done something wrong.
35
Emphasize
hightlight
36
Sentiment
feeiling
37
Hostile
aggressive
38
Solemn
Serious
39
Subtle
Something not imediately obvious or noticeable.
40
faint
(adj.) Very little strength or intensity.
41
Deafening
A deafening noise is a very loud noise.
42
Concur
agree
43
Adept
Expert, skilled
44
Malicious
Hurtful
45
Manipulate
Shape
46
Toxic
Lethal
47
Factor
To include, part
48
Affect
Affect: To influence or change something.
49
Effect
Effect: A result or outcome caused by something.
50
Convince
Convince: To make someone believe or agree to something.
51
Altitude
Altitude: The height of something, especially above sea level.
52
Contradict
Contradict: To say the opposite of something; to disagree.
53
Comply
Comply: To follow rules or instructions.
54
Defy
Defy: To refuse to obey or challenge authority.
55
Abbreviate
Abbreviate: To shorten a word or phrase.
56
Escalate
Escalate: To increase or intensify.
57
Accuse
Accuse: To claim that someone has done something wrong.
58
Confess
Confess: To admit something, usually a fault or mistake.
59
Adequate
Adequate: Enough or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
60
Acquire
To get or obtain something, often through effort or purchase.
61
Tentative
Tentative: Not certain or fixed; done as a trial or experiment.
62
Fluent
Effortless. Fluent: Able to express oneself easily and smoothly, often in a language.
63
Choppy
Choppy: Uneven or rough, often describing water, speech, or movement.
64
Strained
Strained: Not relaxed; tense or showing signs of pressure.
65
Antagonize
Antagonize: To make someone angry or hostile.
66
Irritate
To annoy or make someone slightly angry.
67
Industrious
Industrious: Hardworking and diligent.
68
Sanctuary
Sanctuary: A safe place or a place of refuge.
69
Realistic
True. Realistic: Accepting things as they are; practical and sensible.
70
Acclaim
Acclaim: Public praise or approval.
71
Insist
Insist: To demand something forcefully or firmly.
72
Arrogant
Proud. Arrogant: Having an exaggerated sense of one’s importance or abilities.
73
Immodest
Immodest: Lacking humility or modesty; overly proud or boastful.
74
Interpret
Interpret: Get its meaning
75
Exert
Exert: To apply effort or use strength.
76
Nonchalant
Nonchalant: Calm and not worried.
77
Blight
Blight: Something that causes harm or ruin.
78
Stoical
Stoical: Not showing feelings in tough situations.
79
Trivial
Trivial: Not important or serious.
80
Destruct
Destruct: To destroy something.
81
Ambiguous
Ambiguous: Not clear or having more than one meaning.
82
Debunk
Debunk: To show that something is false.
83
Interpret
Interpret: To explain or understand the meaning of something.
84
Potent
Potent: Very powerful or effective.
85
Covetous
Covetous: Having a strong desire for something that belongs to someone else.
86
Frugal
Frugal: Spending money carefully or sparingly.
87
Confess
Confess: To admit something, often something wrong.
88
Affair
Affair: A situation or event.
89
Deplete
Deplete: To use up or reduce.
90
Tolerate
Tolerate: To accept or endure something.
91
Covenant
Covenant: A formal agreement.
92
Sparse
Sparse: Thinly spread or not dense.
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