definitions
definitions
sentences
sentences
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Abashed
embarrassed, ashamed, or nonplussed
100
defect
an imperfection or a flaw. A blemish of some kind. To desert a cause or organization
100
Her friends always hung out without her, so she felt very _____.
ostracized.
100
He didn't pay his rent, so getting kicked out was his _____ of not paying.
repurcussion.
100
bask
200
aloof
withdrawn, standing apart from others by choice, cold.
200
finesse
delicate skill; tact and cleverness.
200
He had a _____ that something bad was about to happen.
premonition.
200
She was very _____ that her plan was going to work out the way she wanted.
resolute
300
anguish
great mental suffering, distress, or pain. to cause deep pain or sorrow
300
flaunt
to wave or flutter showily. To display in a conceited, offensive way.
300
She went under a _____, concealing her true name.
pseudonym
300
I am very _____ when it comes to remembering birthdays.
retentive.
400
articulate
to pronounce distinctly; to express well in words; to fit together into a system. to be able to use language effectively, expressed clearly and forcefully
400
forthright
frank, direct, straightforward
400
She went on a _____ getting rid of all her old stuff.
purge
400
My friends often make me the _____ when things aren't even my fault.
scapegoat
500
bask
to revel in, or expose oneself to, pleasant warmth; to take pleasure in or derive enjoyment from.
500
genial
cordial, pleasantly cheerful, friendly, or warm.
500
Her dog had some problems, it had to be _____ in a hospital.
rehabilitated.
500
You can find me _____ in the sun during Spring break.
basking