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Question		Answer
likely to break or fall apart / shaky start learning		rickety
a person employed to take care of horses or a stable start learning		groom
to hit violently start learning		lash out
the ability to recover quickly from illness / change or misfortune start learning		resilience
done in a way that shows indifference or disregard start learning		dismissively
to attack ferociously start learning		savage
to seize wrongfully or by force / steal start learning		plunder
to affect sharply with great feeling start learning		smite
to decrease in relative importance start learning		pale
to pull sharply and strongly start learning		tug
about to occur / impending start learning		imminent
to follow a winding and turning course start learning		meander
to be nervously irresolute in acting or doing start learning		dither
of a strikingly attractive appearance start learning		stunning
to have or present the often false appearance of being or intending start learning		purport
an inhabitant / a resident start learning		denizen
to permeate or saturate start learning		imbue
to reduce / decrease start learning		lessen
to submit to an overpowering force start learning		succumb
a physical or mental disorder / especially a mild illness start learning		ailment
strictly and severely in discipline / ascetically start learning		austerely
being about to occur start learning		impending
an evil omen start learning		foreboding
a sudden appropriation of leadership / takeover start learning		coup
to expose oneself to pleasant warmth start learning		bask
play truant from work or school start learning		bunk off
lacking moisture / especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plants start learning		arid
very hot / boiling start learning		scalding
impaired in vigor or spirit / as from inactivity or boredom start learning		stale
to be full of things / abound start learning		teem [with]
a total failure or disappointment start learning		washout
nervous / jittery start learning		twitchy
the comfortable feeling following a pleasant experience start learning		afterglow
without pity or compassion / merciless / relentless start learning		remorseless
the rearing and training received during childhood start learning		upbringing
to make fun of start learning		ridicule
acknowledged / praised enthusiastically and often publically start learning		acclaimed
to appear to favor both sides of start learning		straddle
to cause aversion or distaste in start learning		repel
to put together in a single group without discrimination start learning		lump together
a set of clothing often with accessories start learning		outfit
to occur or appear / especially unexpectedly start learning		crop up
to combine in a group (against) start learning		gang up
manifesting the feeling or attitude of regarding someone or something as inferior / base or worthless start learning		contemptously
of unmixed ancestry / purebred start learning		full-blooded
a person with superior / often specialized knowledge or highly refined taste start learning		cognoscenti
a feeling of profound respect and often love start learning		reverence
a mixed feeling of admiration / respect / dread and wonder inspired by authority / genius / great beauty or might start learning		awe
deserted / run-down / dilapidated start learning		derelict
(of large objects) to dominate / overhang start learning		loom over
the forward part of a ship’s body start learning		prow
to return to a previous point / as in a narrative start learning		hark back to
devastation / ruin start learning		desolation
of considerable weight / of considerable amount or size start learning		hefty
to schedule or designate start learning		to slate
close attention / notice start learning		to pay heed to sth
acting in a way they shows that you want to gain too much - adj start learning		overreaching
an agreement in which people or groups say they will do or give something in exchange for something else - noun start learning		bargain
ignored in a deliberate and insulting way - verb (past participle) start learning		snubbed
having or showing good education / taste / and manners - adj start learning		cultivated
the quality or state of being utterly calm - noun start learning		serenity
the behavior or attitude of people who allow themselves to do what they want or who allow other people to do what they want - noun start learning		indulgence
a piece of wood / metal / or stone that forms the bottom of a door and that you walk over as you enter a room or building - noun start learning		threshold
to leave a place especially to start a journey - verb start learning		depart
a boat especially of small size - noun start learning		craft
any of a group occupying a single place of residence - noun start learning		inmate
having / exercising / or characterized by sound judgment - adj start learning		judicious
the quality or habit of being performed readily or immediately - noun start learning		promptitude
something heard from another person / something that you have been told - noun start learning		hearsay
an unsteady sound in someone's voice that is caused by fear or other strong emotions - noun start learning		quaver
the quality of being harsh or sharp in criticism / in a clever way - noun start learning		acerbity
the quality or state of being desirous to the point of greed - noun start learning		avidity
very small in size or amount - adj start learning		scanty
Say (something) while catching one’s breath start learning		gasp
Used to convey that what is asserted is very likely though not known for certain start learning		presumably
Discontinue (an activity) start learning		leave off
Cause (someone) to undergo rebirth in another body start learning		reincarnate
Having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge start learning		vindictive
Justify or necessitate (a course of action) start learning		warrant
Regard with great respect start learning		honour
Suffer (something painful or difficult) patiently start learning		endure
Used to indicate that one believes something is probable start learning		daresay
In an unemotional and impartial manner start learning		rational dispassionately
mitigating start learning		extenuating
Having or showing an irritable disposition start learning		peevish
A display of unnecessary or excessive excitement / activity / interest or interest start learning		fuss fuss
A family of birds or other young animals produced at one hatching or birth start learning		brood
Covered or marked with a large number of small spots or patches of colour start learning		speckled
Very loving or loyal start learning		devoted
Domestic fowl / such as chickens / turkeys / ducks / and geese start learning		poultry
A female bird / especially of a domestic fowl start learning		hen
Of little importance / trivial start learning		petty
Showing no regret for one’s wrongdoings start learning		unrepentant
Laugh quietly or inwardly start learning		chuckle
A young plant / especially one raised from seed and not from a cutting start learning		seedling
A simple roofed structure used for garden storage / to shelter animals / or as a workshopshed start learning		shed
Strongly felt and unlikely to change start learning		firm
Begin speaking again after a pause or interruption start learning		resume
A person who embodies in the flesh a deity / spirit / or quality start learning		incarnation
A fish-eating mammal of the weasel family start learning		otter
Go for and then bring back (someone or something) for someone start learning		fetch
A freshwater fish of the salmon family start learning		trout
Do something in such a way as to emphasize that one clearly regards it as below one’s dignity or level of importance start learning		condescend
Hanging or swinging loosely start learning		dangling
(Of a person) slender and elegant start learning		svelte
A dog of a breed used for hunting / especially one able to track by scent start learning		hound
Say (words) as an interruption start learning		interpose
Feeling strained as a result of having demands persistently made on one / harassed start learning		harried
A unit of linear measure equal to one twelfth of a foot start learning		inch
To a certain extent / quite / fairly start learning		moderately
Emit a long / deep audible breath expressing sadness / relief / tiredness / or similar start learning		sigh
Extremely start learning		dreadfully
Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others start learning		inconsiderate
(Of a person or their behaviour) unpredictable and strange start learning		unaccountable
Without hesitation or reluctance / willingly start learning		readily
An attitude to a particular issue start learning		standpoint
The action or condition of grieving start learning		bereavement
A person’s death start learning		demise
Not enough / inadequate start learning		insufficient
Any other domesticated bird kept for its eggs or flesh start learning		fowl
select start learning		single out
A savagely violent man or animal start learning		brute
Highly destructive or damaging start learning		devastating
tchórz start learning		polecat
(Of the feet of a swimming bird or other aquatic animal) having the toes connected by a membrane start learning		webbed
In a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention / secretively start learning		furtively
Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous start learning		agitated
Be responsible for the management or arrangement of (an activity or organization) / oversee start learning		superintend
showing shock or being horrified by a real or imagined violation of propriety or morality start learning		scandalised
The customary code of polite behaviour in society or among members of a particular profession or group start learning		etiquette
Relating to humans as subject to death start learning		mortal remains
Relating to burial or tombs start learning		mortuary
A large meeting or conference start learning		convention
slaughtered start learning		massacred
A person who marauds / a raider start learning		marauder
An act of moving back or withdrawing start learning		retreat
Include or contain (something) as a constituent part start learning		embrace
An area of ground / typically in a garden / where flowers and plants are grown start learning		bed
violently start learning		savagely
Protect from a danger / risk /or unpleasant experience start learning		shield
Connected with or interested in sport start learning		sporting
A place or situation providing safety or shelter start learning		refuge
Used to express polite surprise start learning		good gracious
Make or become weaker in power / resolve / or physical strength start learning		weaken
A room or large cupboard for storing food start learning		larder
dry and flaking start learning		scaly
(Of a chance or possibility) unlikely to occur start learning		remote
foregoing start learning		preceding
single start learning		solitary
In a way that judges others leniently or favourably / especially when undeserved start learning		charitably
Hear (someone or something) without meaning to or without the knowledge of the speaker start learning		overhear
A yard surrounded by farm buildings start learning		farmyard
A thing intended to simulate or copy something else start learning		imitations
Extreme physical weakness or emotional exhaustion start learning		prostration
follow start learning		tail
Recover from illness or exertion start learning		recuperate
Mental or emotional stability start learning		balance
An act or incident involving excitement / daring / or adventure start learning		escapade
A change or slight difference in condition / amount / or level / typically within certain limits start learning		variation
Not easily upset or excited start learning		placid
An offensive word or phrase used to express anger or annoyance start learning		curse
Acting or done at leisure / unhurried or relaxed start learning		leisurely
Prevent or inhibit (a process or reaction) start learning		suppress
Arouse fierce anger / shock /or indignation in (someone) start learning		outrage
Say something rapidly / indistinctly / and with a spitting sound / as a result of anger / embarrassment / or another strong emotion start learning		splutter

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