16/17/18 Flashcards

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long and thin; limited; slight

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SLENDER

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do better than; be greater than; excel

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SURPASS

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VAST

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VERY GREAT; ENORMOUS

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amount of room or space inside; largest amount that can be held by a container

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CAPACITY

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PENETRATE

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get into or through

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exactly right as the result of care or pains

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ACCURATE

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go into; go through; penetrate

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PIERCE

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very careful; never taking chances

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CAUTIOUS

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THANKFUL; FEELING GARTITUDE

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GRATEFUL

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CONFIDENT

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FIRMLY BELIEVING; CERTAIN; SURE

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make or keep alive and well, with food; feed; develop an attitude

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NOURISH

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KEG

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small barrel, usually holding less than ten gallons

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HARSH

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rough to the touch, taste, eye, or ear; sharp

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QUANTITY

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AMOUNT

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OPT

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CHOSOOSE OR FVOR; SELECT

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16
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very unsatisfactory; miserable

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WRETCHED

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17
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keep away from; keep out of the way of

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AVOID`

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AWARE

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KNOWING / REALIZING

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WARY

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ONE ONE’S GUARD AGAINST DANGER OR TRICKERY; CAUTIOUS

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one who cannot break away from a habit or practice

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APPEAL

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ATTRACTION; INTEREST

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a very sad or terrible happening; a sad play

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glance

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to look at quickly; a quick look

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make (machinery) smooth and easy to work by putting on oil, grease, or a similar substance

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RAVE
TALK WILDLY
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HAVING GREAT MENTAL ABILITY
INGENIOUS
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NOT WASTING MONEY OR TIME
ECONOMICAL
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CARELESS; HEEDLESS; WILD
RECKLESS
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TERRIBLE; FRIGHTFUL
HORRID
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MANIPULATE
handle or treat skillfully
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NIMBLE
active and sure-footed; quick moving; light and quic
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estimate of the amount of money that can be spent for different purposes in a given time
BUDGET
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person who goes on foot; walker
pedestrian
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bad luck
MISFORTUNE
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not believe; not be sure of; feel uncertain about; lack of certainty
DOUBT
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refers to something that is simple, clear, and easy to understand or follow
STARIGHTFORWARD
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instrument with a lens for making objects larger so that one can see things more clearly
MICROSCOPE
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CAUTIOUS
very careful; never taking chances
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CONFIDENT
firmly believing; certain; sure
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struggling
1. experiencing difficulty, hardship, or challenges; making great efforts to overcome obstacles or achieve a desired outcome. Example: The company is currently struggling to stay afloat due to increased competition in the market. 2. moving or progressing with great difficulty; lacking coordination or stability. Example: The injured athlete was struggling to walk after the accident, requiring assistance and support.
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DISENGAGE
1. to separate or detach from something, physically or emotionally; to withdraw or remove oneself from a situation. Example: The soldier had to quickly disengage from the enemy's grip and retreat to safety. 2. to release or loosen a connection or engagement, often in machinery or devices. Example: Pressing the disengage button on the blender stops the blades from spinning, allowing for safe cleaning.
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Indifference
1. Lack of interest, concern, or sympathy towards something or someone. Example: His indifference to his friend's problems showed a lack of empathy. 2. The state of being neither good nor bad, mediocre, or average. Example: The movie received mixed reviews, with some praising it and others expressing indifference towards it.
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SIMPLE
1. easy to understand, do, or comprehend; not complex or complicated. Example: The instructions for assembling the furniture were clear and simple, making the process hassle-free. 2. modest, plain, or unadorned in appearance; lacking ornamentation or excessive decoration. Example: The minimalist design of the house featured clean lines, neutral colors, and simple furnishings.
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BENEFICIAL
1. producing positive effects; advantageous, helpful, or beneficially influential. Example: Regular exercise is beneficial for overall health, as it improves cardiovascular fitness and increases energy levels. 2. legally entitled to receive something, such as property or funds, as a beneficiary. Example: She was named the beneficial owner of the company's shares, entitling her to the dividends and voting rights.