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Use the word "disperse" in a sentence.

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Example: He dispersed the papers to his classmates.

100
Give the definition and part of speech(es) for the word "malevolent"

(adj.) spiteful, showing ill will

100

Give a synonym for "ominous"

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Examples: foreboding, menacing, doomy

100
Describe what an "opulent" house would look like.

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Example: An opulent house is very large and could have big chandeliers and fancy furniture.

100

scrutinize

to examine closely

200
Use the word "deft" in a sentence.
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Example: Seamstresses are often deft with their fingers.

200

Give the definition and part of speech(es) for the word "assent"

(v.) to express agreement; (n.) agreement

200

Give a synonym for "explicit" 

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Example: clear, distinct, forthright

200

What is an example of an "altruistic" act?

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Example: Volunteering at an animal shelter

200

deploy

to position or arrange; to utilize, to form up

300

Use the word "duplicity" in a sentence.

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Example: We found it difficult to believe that our good friend could be capable of such duplicity.

300

Give the definition and part of speech(es) for the word "gibe"

(v.) to utter taunting words; (n.) an expression of scorn

300

Give a synonym for "adroit"

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Examples: clever, deft, slick, dextrous

300

What would an "urbane" host do for her dinner party? 

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Example: She would be confident and a people-person

300

cogent

forceful, convincing, relevant, to the point

400

Use the word "premeditated" in a sentence.

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Example: Some crimes are premeditated, they are planned in advance.

400

Give the definition and part of speech(es) for the word "fallow"

(adj.) plowed but not seeded, inactive; (n.) land left unseeded; (v.) to plow but not seed
400

Give a synonym for the word "redress"

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Examples: correct, mitigate, to set right

400

Give an example of something that could turn "musty".

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Example: food

400

officious

meddling; excessively forward in offering services or assuming authority

500

Use the word "destitute" in a sentence.

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Example: The people she saw on the streets were destitute.

500

Give the definition and part of speech(es) for the word "brandish"

(v.) to wave or flourish in a menacing or vigorous fashion

500

Give a synonym for "diffident".

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Examples: timid, bashful, unassertive, withdrawn

500

What has been the "pinnacle" of your life?

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Example: Coming to school, getting on a varsity team

500

extirpate

to tear up by the roots, to tear up totally

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