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To avert a face to face meeting with her rival, Janine turned quickly and walked hurriedly away.  

Turning away and going in another direction
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The magnanimous judge released the young offender who had been caught stealing bread by saying, "Everybody has to eat," and slamming down his gavel.

generous or forgiving
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I could tell that Lando's belt was counterfeit because the buckle turned his pants green. 

fake, not real or authentic
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My cousin ate a dandelion salad. I had no idea dandelions were edible. 
able to be eaten
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My absent-minded teacher always loses his keys, pens, and even our graded papers! 
careless; not paying attention; forgetful
200
Peter has so many friends because he is a delupote person. What does delupote mean?
outgoing; friendly
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I abhord traffic jams and hate it when my ride to work is delayed. What does abhord mean?
hate; strong dislike
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The boxes weren't exactly heavy, just cumbersome, unlike the easy to carry bags with handles. 

difficult to handle or use
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People were told not to eat the tainted fish. Eating fish with a disease can be very dangerous to your health. 
harmful; contaminated;affected with bad quality
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This virus has really depleted my energy. I get tired just walking across the room. 
taken away; decreased; lessen in power
300
I can't believe it! Right in the middle of our conversation, joe turned around foridly, and walked out of the room! What does foridly mean
suddenly; abruptly
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Planted in late fall, growth of the bulbs is stimulated, or encouraged. What does stimulated mean?
encouraged; spurred into action
300

If you water them regularly, you will have an abundant amount of daffodils in the spring. 

having plenty of
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The line for the new movie seemed indefinite as if it would go on forever. What does indefinite mean?
neverending
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Though Kathy and I are both technically store clerks, Kathy is always trying to tell me what to do because of her imperious nature.

bossy, arrogant, domineering
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To disencumber his family from its financial ruin, Mr. Tate took on a second job.  

to remove from a burdening situation
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Many people now feel that typewriters are archaic, since they haven't been used in over a decade.  
old-fashioned; out-of-date
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Rather than repress your feelings, you should let them out. Doing so will reduce your stress. 
hold back; subdue; crush; prevent; restrain
400
The amount of money we collected for our charity surpassed, or exceeded, what he had expected. What does surpassed mean?
exceeded; went above or beyond
400
JFK was a very charismatic president. People were attracted to his charm, enthusiasm, and magnetic personality. What does charismatic mean?
charming; fascinating; strong in character
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Mr. Nicholas had an evening filled with mirth; for he was surrounded by his favorite people and his favorite things.  

cheerfulness
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The thought of eating a rat is abhorrent, or horrible, to most people. 

horrible
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Loud noise and poor lighting are not conducive to learning.
favorable to; advantageous; beneficial
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Ms. Witherspoon was shocked that the snickering bill collector was brazen enough to rest his feet on the antique grand piano, with his shoes on of all things, while she ran to get her checkbook

bold and without shame
500

The crowd was boisterous. Their screaming, cheering, and yelling gave me a headache. 

noisy; rowdy