JV707 (craven and detrimental)
Craven (adjective) Definition: contemptibly cowardly Example Sentences: – Wes believed that his...
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Tarry (verb, adjective) Definition: (v.) 1. to stay someplace longer than necessary; 2. to wait...
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JV705 (machiavellian and condemn)
Machiavellian (adjective) Definition: using clever trickery, immoral methods, and expediency to...
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Asylum (noun) Definition: 1. a shelter from hardship or danger; 2. a hospital for the mentally...
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Foremost (adjective) Definition: 1. the most important; 2. before all else Example Sentences: –...
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Sustain (verb) Definition: 1. to maintain something or keep it in existence; 2. to experience...
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JV701 (amalgamate and disinclination)
Amalgamate (verb) Definition: to join or combine together with something else Example Sentences:...
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Prolong (verb) Definition: 1. to lengthen in extent or duration; 2. to cause something to last...
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JV699 (decadence and continuity)
Decadence (noun) Definition: a state of decay or a decline in morality Example Sentences: – I...
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Beholden (adjective) Definition: Indebted in response to a kindness, gift, favor, or loan Example...
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JV697 (empirical and abrogate)
Empirical (adjective) Definition: Based on observation, experience, or experimentation (rather...
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JV696 (widespread and apotheosis)
Widespread (adjective) Definition: 1. common and occurring widely or affecting many people or...
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Apposite (adjective) Definition: Highly appropriate and well-suited to the circumstance. Example...
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Nest (verb / noun) Definition: 1. to fit snugly together or inside one another; 2. to make a...
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Multifarious (adjective) Definition: having many diverse elements, parts, members, or components....
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JV692 (precedence and subversive)
Precendence (noun) Definition: Having importance or priority Example Sentences: – You can’t have...
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Snide (adjective) Definition: Insulting or critical in a sarcastic or indirect way. You may have...
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Loiter (verb) Definition: 1. to stand around or hang out in an area, without a reason for being...
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JV689 (befitting and incognito)
Befitting (adjective) Definition: suitable, fitting, or appropriate to Example Sentences: – It...
04:34
JV688 (dissipation and minatory)
Dissipation (noun) Definition: 1. dispersion, scattering, or disappearance; 2. wasteful...
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