Vocab 1
Done without will.
Involuntary
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Intending to do harm.
Malicious
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In a way that smells or tastes very strong.
Pungently
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Done in low spirits from loss of courage or spirit.
Despondently
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Showing a reckless lack of care.
Heedlessly
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In a friendly and pleasant matter.
Amiably
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Deserving praise.
Commendable
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Convert into normal language.
Deciphered
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A commendable sentence!
In a casual calm and relaxed manner.
Nonchalantly
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Filled with intense but unexpressed anger.
Seething
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In an orderly manner.
Methodically
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Extremely impressive.
Stupendous
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Inspiring fear or respect through being large, powerful, intense.
Formidable
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Your sentence is marvelous!
Of, for, or relating to young people.
Juvenile
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A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something.
Travesty
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In a way that suggests that something bad is going to happen.
Ominously
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Feeling of anxiety or dismay at something.
Consternation
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In a way that is hurtful, critical, or intentionally unkind.
Caustically
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