Synonyms 4 Flashcards

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Ascend

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To climb or mount.

When the cat tried to ascend the tree, it forgot how to come back down.

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Climb

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To ascend, mount.

My little brother loves to climb the furniture like a monkey.

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Flaw

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A defect or fault.

The cake had a flaw; it was missing the frosting.

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Blemish

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A flaw or defect.

The apple had a blemish that made it look like it had a tiny face.

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Inhabit

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To live or reside.

The raccoon decided to inhabit our trash can instead of the forest.

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Dwell

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To inhabit or reside.

The owl chose to dwell in the old tree, making it its home.

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Concentrated

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Undiluted, pure.

The juice was so concentrated that it could have been used as a paint color.

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Decrease

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To lessen or diminish.

The kids tried to decrease the amount of homework by hiding it under their beds.

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Diminish

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To decrease or lessen.

The magician made the giant rabbit diminish until it was just a fluffy ball.

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Dreary

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Dull or lacklustre.

The weather was so dreary that even the raindrops looked bored.

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Gloomy

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Dismal or depressing.

The gloomy sky made the picnic feel like a sad movie.

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Refuse

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Waste or rubbish.

The refuse from the party was so much that it looked like a monster made of trash.

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Debris

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Rubbish or waste.

After the storm, the yard was filled with debris that looked like nature’s confetti.

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Width

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The measurement of how wide something is.

The width of the pizza was so big that it could have fed a family of lions.

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Soiled

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Dirty or stained.

The soiled shirt looked like it had been through a mud wrestling match.

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Putrid

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Rotten or decomposing.

The putrid smell from the fridge made the cat run away in disgust.

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Don

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To wear or clothe.

He decided to don a superhero cape, ready to save the day from boredom.

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Deteriorate

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To worsen or weaken.

The old sandwich began to deteriorate, turning into a science experiment.

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Superfluous

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Unnecessary or redundant.

The superfluous decorations on the cake made it look like a rainbow exploded.

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Lucid

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Clear or intelligible.

His lucid explanation made it easy for the class to understand why cats hate water.

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Frequently

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Often or regularly.

She frequently visits the ice cream shop, especially when it’s hot outside.

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Seldom

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Rarely or infrequently.

He seldom eats vegetables, claiming they were invented by aliens.

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Recount

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To describe or tell.

He would often recount the story of how he lost his favorite toy to a dog.

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Capitulate

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To surrender or yield.

The cat had to capitulate when the dog stole its favorite spot on the couch.

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Pristine

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Clean or immaculate.

The beach was so pristine that it looked like a postcard come to life.

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Consent

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To agree or allow.

She had to consent to the idea of sharing her toys, even if she didn’t want to.

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Durable

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Long-lasting or sturdy.

The durable toy survived all the rough playtime, making it a favorite.

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Tolerate

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To allow or endure.

He could tolerate the noise of his sister’s singing, even if it was a bit off-key.

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Protuberant

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Bulging or sticking out.

The frog had protuberant eyes that made it look like it was always surprised.

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Hostile

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Aggressive or unfriendly.

The hostile cat hissed at the new puppy, claiming the couch as its territory.