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to gather together a large amount |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. exactly right for some purpose
2. quick to learn or understand
3. likely |
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ADJECTIVE:
without warmth or cheer; gloomy |
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VERB:
1. to come up with (something) by using a variety of things
2. to make up; to think up |
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something that is extremely popular at the moment |
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impressionable
im-PRESH-un-uh-bul |
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easily impressed or influenced |
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incompatible
in-kum-PAT-uh-bul |
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ADJECTIVE:
not able to go together or get along together; not able to exist in harmony |
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NOUN:
1. anything that one thinks or worries about constantly or much too much
2. a feeling that one needs to perform some action over and over, without good reason |
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to divide into parts
NOUN:
something that separates a space into parts, such as a wall |
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presumptuous
pree-ZUMP-choo-us |
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ADJECTIVE:
wrongly assuming that one is equal, accepted, or welcome; too confident; bold in an unthinking way |
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ADJECTIVE:
very unpleasant to the senses, feelings, or thoughts; disgusting |
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NOUN:
a falling short of what is expected or needed; a weakness or fault |
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to try to get (something) by asking |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. foul due to lack of motion
2. not active; not brisk |
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not based on fact or reason |
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