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Verdict: the judge announced the verdict of the criminal's trial to the courtroom.
The decision reached at the end of a trial
100
Graze: The snowball grazed my cheek but didn't hurt me.
To touch lightly in passing
100
Inhabit: Millions of bison once inhabited the great plains of America.
To live in or on
100
Terrain: After hiking for several days, we knew the terrain quite well.
An area of land, a region
100
Flammable: Children's pajamas must be fireproofed so they are not flammable.
Able to catch fire easily
200
Violate: you violated your friend's trust in you by sharing her secret with the class.
To break, as in a law or promise
200
Hectic: After a hectic week of tests, projects, and homework, the students were glad when the weekend finally arrived.
Full of activity or confusion
200
Rural: People were confused why a shopping mall was being built in a rural area.
Relating to the country & the people that live there
200
Aloft: The breeze kept the kites aloft.
Up in the air, especially in flight
200
Hover: Hummingbirds hover by beating their wings sixty times per second.
To remain in place over an object or location
300
Abundant: We had abundant food at Thanksgiving this year.
More than enough, plentiful
300
Horde: Hordes of swimmers head for the pool in the summer.
A large group or crowd, especially one on the move
300
Sanctuary: The shelter offers sanctuary for homeless people from the cold.
Protection, place of safety
300
Attain: The library attained its goal of raising ten thousand dollars for repairs.
To achieve
300
Inflate: As I inflated the balloon, it grew bigger.
To fill with air or other gas
400
Arid: Much of Africa is arid land.
Having little or no rainfall, very dry
400
Humidity: The humidity outside was so high that the slightest activity made us sweat.
The amount of moisture in the air
400
Splendor: The splendor of the palace took our breath away.
Magnificence, brilliance
400
Buffet: All the food at the buffet allowed guests to eat as much as they wanted.
A meal laid out for guests to help themselves
400
Jeopardy: Driving recklessly without a seatbelt puts your life in jeopardy.
Danger
500
Distinct: Apples come in over two thousand distinct varieties.
Not the same, different or separate
500
Incredible: It seems incredible that no one was hurt in such a bad accident.
Hard or impossible to believe
500
Squalor: The people lived in squalor after their homes were destroyed by the hurricane.
Filth, misery
500
Elude: The mouse eluded the cat by slipping through a crack in the wall.
To escape by being quick or clever.
500
Plummet: After the engines failed, the plane plummeted towards the ground.
To fall suddenly, to plunge
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