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miscellaneous
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N: A particular period in history

era

100

aquatic

Water lilies are aquatic plants. 

Swimming is an aquatic sport. 

100

verge

n: an edge, border, or brink 

v: to come close to the edge or border of

100

hoard 

Squirrels hoard acorns for the winter. 

My hoard of comic books includes several authentic 1930s Superman comics. 

100
give me a sentence using the word irate
Irate citizens demanded that the chemical company stop polluting the lake. 
200

avert

v: to turn away

to keep from happening 

200

ensue

When the principal declared the next day a holiday, shouting and clapping ensued. 

200

dumbfound

V: to make speechless with amazement.

200

nimble

Trinity's nimble fingers plucked the harp strings with amazing speed. 

It takes a nimble mind to solve such a difficult problem. 

200

definition of beseech

V: to ask earnestly; to beg

300

placate

V: To stop from being angry; to calm 

300

dwindle

My hopes of winning arm-wrestling match dwindled when I saw the size of my opponent's muscles. 

300

adj: without much hope 

cold and dreary; exposed to cold winds and bad weather

bleak

300

Ruthless

Disease and inadequate supples finally terminated the ruthless invader Attila the Hun in fifth-century Europe. 

300

Definition of throng

n: a large number of people gathered together; a crowd

v: to gather or move in large numbers

400

N: a difficult or dangerous condition or situation 

plight

400

garrison

The garrison held off the enemy for four days before capitulating. 

The garrison controlled the only passage through the mountain range. 

The commander had to garrison the troops in an old schoolhouse. 

400

recede

V: to move back or to drop to a lower level 

to become fainter

400

docile

It was my first attempt at riding, I was given the most docile horse in the stable. 

400

sentence using the word ponder

Lost in thought, the chess player pondered her next move.
500

V: To cover, as with water from a flood. 

To load with an excessive amount or number of something.

inundate

 

500

Ponderous

The elephant made its way with ponderous steps through the water. 

500

blithe

adj: cheerful; carefree

not showing proper care; heedless

500
vigilant

Health authorities remain vigilant for any signs of the epidemic's return. 

500

Give me a sentence using the word haughty.

Sofia's haughty manner made her unpopular. 

His haughtiness seemed absurd for one who had accomplished so little. 


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