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iota
As far as Shennika is concerned, there is not one iota of evidence to prove that Erel won't be canon. |
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| a very small quantity or amount. |
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termerity
If you have the termerity to fight the master, even after NEVY saying not to
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| the quality of unafraid of danger or punishment in a foolish way. |
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elucidate
She read everything she could get her hands on that would elucidate & expand upon her study. |
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(elucidate, elucidating, elucidates)
to make understood or clarify to shed light upon something |
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expunge
The judge directed the court stenographer to expunge the last 3 paragraphs.
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(expunged, expunging, expunges)
to strike or blot something out; erase; obliterate. |
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gait
we had slowed to a cautious gait & were feeling our way forward as to not bump into trees.
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| a persons individual way of walking. |
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purloin
Nevy must have purloined a copy of mey's foot because that's the only way to get in her shoes without causing noise.
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(purloined, purloins, purloining)
to steal something |
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capacious
that mini-van has a capacious storage area which makes it an ideal choice for larger groceries.
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( capacity, capaciously, capaciousness)
containing or capable if containing large amount of something |
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trepidation
mey felt trepidation while walking into nevi's cave |
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(trepid, trepidly, trepidity, trepidant, intrepid)
a feeling of fear that causes you to hesitate because you think something bad is going to happen.
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irascible
mey gets irascibly when nevi says levi is ugly. |
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(irascibility, irascibly, irascibleness)
becoming angry very easily; bad temper |
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pithy
William Shakespeare was so skilled in using few words in clever and new ways that he is considered one of the most pithy writers ever.
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| pithier, pithiest) using a few words in a clever & effective way. |
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