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ADJECTIVE:
complete, entire, total |
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NOUN:
a foolish or stupid mistake
VERB:
1. to make a blunder
2. to move clumsily |
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NOUN:
a terrible event that causes great harm or destruction |
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VERB:
1. to eat, especially to eat very hungrily
2. to destroy by using up |
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VERB:
1. to cast a spell over, to use magic on
2. to delight greatly, to charm |
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illiteracy
ih-LIT-ur-uh-see |
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NOUN:
lack of education, especially, not knowing how to read and write |
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VERB:
to urge or stir to action |
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instantaneous
in-stun-TAY-nee-us |
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ADJECTIVE:
done or happening in an instant |
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presumption
prih-ZUMP-shun |
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NOUN:
1. a belief, something that is taken for granted, something one presumes
2. annoying or unpleasant boldness or nerve |
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NOUN:
1. protection from danger, difficulty, or annoyance
2. a place of shelter or safety |
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NOUN:
one of the parts into which something is divided or can be seperated |
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VERB:
1. to spread about here and there
2. to cover with something scattered or sprinkled |
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NOUN:
something added to make a thing more complete or better
VERB:
to add to or complete |
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ADJECTIVE:
so remarkable as to seem unnatural, very strange, mysterious |
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NOUN:
a risky activity or undertaking
VERB:
1. to dare to say or do
2. to go in spite of some risk |
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