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(adj) having or involving antagonistic parties or opposing interests
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She continuously disagreed with me so she was my adversary. |
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(n) devotion or loyalty to a person, group, or cause
s-devotion
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I pledge allegiance to my softball team because i love playing with them and i will always be loyal to my team |
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(V) to protect or fight for as a champion
s-hero
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I championed during the game because i was up to bat and i hit a home run to win the game. |
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(N) knightly skills; gentleman
s-gentleman
a-rude
I went out on a date with my boyfriend and he showed great chivalry and opened the doors for me. |
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(N) One in attendance at a royal court
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a-peasant
My ancestors were courtier in the royal courts of Germany |
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(N) the quality or state of being faithful
s-faithful
a-disloyal
i have fidelity for my boyfriend because i will never cheat in him |
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(N) an illicit lover
s-girlfriend
a-enemy
He took his paramour to a hotel so they could have a fun weekend alone together |
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(N) exceptional valor, bravery, or ability, esp. in combat or battle
s-accomplishment
a-failure
I am very prowess when it comes to softball because i can hit a lot of home runs |
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(v) to repay; reward as for service
s-repay
a- withdraw
Spider man saved Mary Jane and she recompensed him with a kiss |
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(n) a trial of skill in some game in which competitors play a series of contests
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a-give up
I played in a softball tournament with 90 teams so we could see who has the best team in the US |
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