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(N) a flower or group of flowers; the state or time of flowering

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blossom

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(V) to have or produce flowers, to develop, open up, or appear

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antonym-to shrink, wither, fade

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blossom

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synonym - (N) a bloom, bud

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blossom

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(V) tounfold, flouish, grow

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antonym-to avoid, evade, elude; to agree, consent, settle

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collide

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synonym-to crash, smash, hit, slam; to conflict

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collide

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to strike against each other with force; to clash

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collide

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antonym-variable, changeable, irregular, random; faithless, fickle

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constant

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never stopping; happening over and over again; staying the same; loyal, steady or faithful

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constant

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synonym-continuous, unchanging, endless, regular; true,

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constant

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(adj) pleased with or accepting of; not wanting anything else

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content

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(N) an amount that is held or contained; the meaning or subject of

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antonym-dissatisfied, unhappy, restless

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content

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synonym- (Adj) satisfied, comfortable, fulfilled

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content

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(N) the gist, theme

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antonym-to focus, explain, concentrate

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distract

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synonym-to divert, sidetract, interfere; bother, interrupt

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distract

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to draw attention to something else or cause to turn aside; to confuse or disturb

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distract

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a long time without rain; a prolonged shortage

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drought

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antonym-a drenching, flood; a surplus, glut

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drought

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synonym-dryness; a lack

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drought

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(adj) unpleasant to the senses; dirty, clogged or polluted;

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foul

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(N) a violation of the rules; a ball that goes outside boundary lines

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(V) to pllute or make filthy; to break the rules of the game

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antonym- (adj) attractive, clean, clear, fair, honest, pure

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foul

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(V) to clean, purify

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synonym-(Adj) offensive, nasty, smelly

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foul

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(V)-to soil, contaminate

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(Adj) of high birth or rank; outstanding; of good moral character

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noble

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(N) someone of high rank or birth

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antonym- (Adj) base, ignoble, lowly

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noble

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(N) a commoner

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synonym-(Adj) highborn; splendid, majestic; honorable

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noble

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(N) aristocrat

Question 36

a plan, set of rules, or way to act; a written insurance contract

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policy

Question 37

synonym-guidelines, procedures; a code, system, practice

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policy

Question 38

(N) a case used to hold arrows; a trembling or shaking motion

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quiver

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(V) to shake or tremble

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synonym - (N) a sheath; a tremor, shiver

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quiver

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(V) to shudder, flutter, quake, vibrate

Question 42

(Adj) small in size or degree, not much; not important

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slight

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(V) to treat as unimportant; to make light of

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(N) an act of neglect or discourtesy

Question 45

antonym- (Adj) husky, muscular, large, strong; important, major

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slight

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(N) a compliment

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synonym-(Adj) slender, minor, trivial

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slight

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(V) to neglect, snub

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(N) an insult

Question 50

(adj) neat and in good order; comfortable or large in amount

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tidy

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(V) to put things in neat or proper order

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antonym-(adj) messy, disorderly, sloppy; small

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tidy

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(V) to litter, jumble, clutter

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synonym- (Adj) orderly, clean, trim; generous, substantial

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tidy

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(V) to neaten, organize

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