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iota
As far as science is concerned there is not one iota of evidence to prove that lie exist on earth.
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Definition
(iotas)
a very small quantity or amount |
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temerity
While being on the edge of the mountain, Randall was temerity even if he could fall to his death.
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| The quality of being unafraid of danger or punishment. |
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elucidate
When the student ask a question about a equation the teacher elucidated the steps of doing it.
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Definition
(elucidates, elucidated)
To make understood, to clarify, to shed light upon something.
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expunge
While washing dishes they saw a blob on a plate and expunged it for to be clean.
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Definition
(expunges, expunged)
to strike or blot, |
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gait
While heading to jakes house jacob had a gait walk and Jake noticed it.
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| a person individual wayof walking. |
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capacious
Usuallya van has a capacious space to put large objects in. |
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Definition
| containing or capable of containing a lare amount of something. |
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trepidation
He ha a trepidation about a math question.
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Definition
| a feeling of fear that causes you to hesitate because something bad might happen. |
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Term
irasoble
When ever someone teased him he would get irasoble and turn red.
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Definition
| become angry very easily having a bad temper. |
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pithy
A kid might use pithy words to thier parent to get thier own room. |
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Definition
( pithier, pithiest)
using few words in a clever way |
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purlion
Usually a criminal would want to purlion something valluable.
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Definition
( purloins, purloined, purloining)
to steal something |
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