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| annul
Brittany Spears annuled her first marriage. |
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| to reduce to nothing; to make ineffective |
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| annul
Brittany Spears annuled her first marriage. |
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| to reduce to nothing; to make ineffective |
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| annul
Brittany Spears annuled her first marriage. |
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| to reduce to nothing; to make ineffective |
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| Blase
I always have a very Blase attitude when i am really bored in class. |
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| Indifferent, bored as a result or having enjoyed many pleasures. |
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| Bolster
the lawyer offered facts to bolster his argument. |
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| Bold, to support, give a boost to. |
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| Deplore
I always deplored math because there were too many formulas and numbers. |
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| To feel or express regret or dissaproval. |
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| Frivolous
The teacher was very unimpressed with his frivolous behavior in class |
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| Of little importance, not worthy of serious attention. |
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| Muster
He had to muster up the courage to ask the girl to the dance |
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| to bring together for service or battle. to gather or summon. |
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| Nonentity
the broken vase was a nonentity to the rich family. |
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| A person or thing of no importance |
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| Obsess
The girl was obsessed with the boy to such amounts that she began to annoy him. |
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| To trouble; haunt or fill the mind. |
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| Ornate
The house was very ornate for the winter holidays |
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| oust
we had to oust the racoons out of our home before they bacame a nuisance. |
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| Peruse
I like to peruse the paper in the morning to find any interesting topics to read. |
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| To read thouroughly and carefully |
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| Porous
That sponge is very porous because he can soak up water. |
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| Full of tiny holes; ableto be penetrated by air or water |
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| Promontory
that peninsula is a promontory into the land |
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| A high point of land extending into water |
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| Prone
He was prone to being extremely clumsy |
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| Qualm
All of a sudden i had a qualm of nausea |
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| a pang of conscience, uneasiness |
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| Recourse
My friends are the best recourse when you need help or advice |
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| a person or thing turned to for help or advice the act of seeking help |
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| Residue
The cup left a gummy residue on my table. |
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| a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up or removed |
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| Solicitous
I made a solicitous inquiry about his injury. |
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| showing concern or care; fearful or anxious about someone or something |
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| Staid
Her aditude was staid at the annual Hannuka party. |
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| serious and dignified; quiet or subdued in character or conduct |
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| Sustain
We had to drink much water when we went camping to sustain our health. |
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| to support, nourish, keep up; to suffer, undergo |
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