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feeling sick to the stomach
"I felt faint and queasy." |
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extreme; too much
"We didn't have enough money to buy the food because they are chargine exorbitant prices." |
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deadly disease
"Only rats benefot from this pesilence." |
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show fear
"A small child cowered in the corner." |
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untangle
She tried to disentangle herself from the arms that were holding her down. |
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tired
"She was too weary to speak." |
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rotten smelling
"We have to clean the putrid vomit from the floor." |
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remove
"They need to purge the sickness from their bodies." |
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threatening
"There was an ominous silence in the room." |
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stinking
"The fetid stench was gone after cleaning the floor three times." |
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extrememly thin
We were gaunt and pale from eating so little food for such a long time. |
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pretend
He would feign shock. |
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group of followers
The president walked with a large entourage. |
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pained expression; flinch
"I winced as Silas pounced." |
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