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Vocabulary Definitions - ALL WORDS

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Abyss - He jumped into the abyss.
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A huge pit that is too deep to be measured.
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Adept - He was an adept player.
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Having great skill or ability.

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Abyss - He jumped into the abyss.

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Adept - He was an adept player.

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Agony - The accident on the trampoline left him in agony.

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Concur - I concur with your view.

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Brawl - The two men began to brawl in the ring.

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Irate. He was irate with his colleague.

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Annihilate - The city was annihilated.

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Appalled - They were appalled by what they saw on the stage.

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Apprehensive - He was very apprehensive about his interview.

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Arrogant - He was arrogant and overconfident.

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Avid - He was an avid American football player.

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Barren - The landscape was dry and barren

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Bewilder - The dog was bewildered when the man wouldn't throw the stick.

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Colossal - Blue whales are colossal creatures.

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Blatant - It was a blatant foul.

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Weary - My dog was very weary after a long walk.

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Conceal - The cat concealed itself in the sofa when it saw the pet carrier on the table.

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Beverage - You can buy a range of beverages from the bar.

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Eternity - It seemed to last for an eternity.

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Hazardous - The stunt was extremely hazardous

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Courageous - I own a very courageous kitten, he's not frightened of big dogs.

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