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(N) Any animal belonging to the dog family; (adj) of or like a dog
S-Dog
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My canine teeth are really long just like dog's teeth! |
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(V) To change into bone; to harden like bone; to become rigid, hardhearted, or opposed to change
S-Harden
A-Soft
I was ossified with my opinion and i was unwilling to change it. |
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(adj) Noticeably lacking in quality, quantity, or extent; scanty; lean
S-Thin
A-Smart
He was very meager with his knowledge about history and he failed the test. |
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(V) To destroy or devastate; (n) the act of devastating; great damage
S-Devastating
A-happy
He ravaged her heart after they broke up. |
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(N) the highest point of something; vertex; the culmination or point of climax
S-Climax
A-bottom
At the apex of my day, I was at Knot's with my friends riding my favorite ride. |
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(adj) no longer in existence or functioning; dead
S-dead
A-Working
I put my dollar in the vending machine but it was defunct and did not give me my food. |
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(V) To become aware if or to understand by means if the senses; to detect; to observe; to grasp the meaning of
S-Observe
A-Oblivious
When I saw the "Wet Floor" sign i perceived that i should walk carefully because the floor is slippery. |
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(adj) Of or like the middle class- often referring to a focus upon material things and respectability; (n) a middle-class person; the middle class
S-Middle Class
A-Poor
My family is bourgeois because my dad makes an average amount of money and we are neither rich nor poor. |
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(N) A flowing in, as of people or things
S-Crowded
A-Leaving
On Black Friday, there is and influx of people rushing into the stores. |
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(V) To destroy completely; to wipe out; to erase
S-Destroy
A-Build
The bomb obliterated everything in the city and turned it to ashes. |
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