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I'm sure Sharon broke my vase <accidentally on purpose>, she is such a spiteful person! start learning
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He remained <unruffled> by the criticism. start learning
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I am a bit claustrophobic so I try to avoid <confined> spaces. start learning
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I can't <abide> this man, he's so annoying. start learning
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Tom's malice and sharp tongue have become <beyond my endurance> lately. start learning
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I was taken aback by his <supercilious> comments. start learning
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He's a real <scaremonger> - always predicting the worst. start learning
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A hot bath will <soothe> away the stresses and strains of the day. start learning
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They were able to provide the police with a positive <identification>. start learning
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This is an example of <bona fide> devotion. start learning
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If you <pursue> your dreams then you will surely achieve a few. start learning
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People often make the <assumption> that accidents won't happen to them. start learning
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Great thinkers of the 18th century hoped that they could <enlighten> the people and improve the world. start learning
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He is a <cocky> little so and so, but basically harmless. start learning
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We can try to suggest the new solution to Jack, but he is so <mulish> that it might be difficult to convince him to change his mind. start learning
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Gender-related stereotypes are deeply <ingrained> in most cultures. start learning
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I feel <distinguished> by your prize. start learning
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<Prejudice> towards foreigners is not a big problem in this country. start learning
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His <overbearing> behaviour has lead to conflicts. start learning
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I cannot stand his <hypocritical> sympathy. start learning
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After lying so many times, he lost his <credibility>. start learning
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England receives <copious> amounts of rainfall yearly. start learning
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Stop <dwelling on> the past and concentrate on the future! start learning
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I think, <therefore> I am. start learning
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Martin was <walking on air> after he got the news. start learning
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I'd say his worst <trait> is his aggressiveness, which he inherited from his father. start learning
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At his age he should behave with more <maturity>! start learning
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Bill's absence proved to be a serious <hindrance> when it came to finishing the project on time. start learning
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He looked at me with a <disdainful> smile and left without even saying 'goodbye'. start learning
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Even years after the car accident, <self reproach> was coming back to him. start learning
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Specialists <envisage> great success due to new technology. start learning
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When Ronnie told her how ugly she was it was the most <malicious> comment I can ever remember. start learning
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They believe it is essential to <defy> convention. start learning
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He was so <inquisitive> that he was almost rude. start learning
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Ever since school he has been a <maverick>, he was always breaking the rules. start learning
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Has she always been this <listless> or there is something wrong with her? start learning
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She is continually <pondering> why they chose John and not her. start learning
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