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A tale passed down through generations that teaches children values. Usually characterized by animals.
Ex. Little Red Riding Hood
The Tortoise and the Hare |
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The metaphorical effect believed to be caused by the fla of a butterfly's wings either causing (or preventing) harsh weather conditions such as a tornado.
See: Domino Effect, Ripple Effect |
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To destroy completely; to wipe out
act of physical devastation
"On September 11, 2001, the World Trade Towers were annihilated by airplanes and fire." |
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replaceable, dispensable; unnecessary
"People who show up late for work, and do not work hard are expendable and will probably be fired and replaced." |
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steps too small to be measured;
incalculable amounts |
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Capable of bouncing back
springing back to an orginal shape after being stretched, bent, or compressed. |
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wnclosed in a protective covering |
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To move in waves or in a smooth, wave-like motion |
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To cancel
Withdraw priveledges |
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belonging to the earliest times
beginning of time or history |
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A trace of something that harms or spoils
a small amount of corruption
"After his arrest, Sean Taylor's reputation was tainted." |
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