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to laugh in a nervous or childlike way commencer à apprendre
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She giggled like a little kid. We were all joking and giggling nervously as we waited for the ceremony to begin.
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happening again and again: repeated many times having parts, actions, etc., that are repeated many times in a way that is boring or unpleasant commencer à apprendre
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She left the job because the work was too repetitive — re·pet·i·tive·ly adverb — re·pet·i·tive·ness noun
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another order from a customer who has ordered the same thing before commencer à apprendre
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Some salespeople rely on established customers to provide repeat orders rather than actively seeking new business.
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a puzzle in which words are filled into a pattern of numbered squares in answer to correspondingly numbered clues and in such a way that the words read across and down commencer à apprendre
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not having sex with someone who is not your wife, husband, girlfriend, or boyfriend having or showing true and constant support or loyalty commencer à apprendre
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He insists that he has always been faithful to his wife.
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having a flat, even surface: not rough: not having any bumps, ridges, or uneven parts of a liquid mixture being without hair happening or done without any problems: free from difficulties or impediments commencer à apprendre
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Our trip was smooth and uneventful. Our flight was very smooth. Secrets of a Smooth Complexion — smooth adverb — smooth·ly adverb — smooth·ness noun
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used to say that someone or something only has a specified small size or sth reached a specified condition commencer à apprendre
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We have barely two months and one week to begin negotiations with Washington This is true of Greece, where production covers barely 50% of domestic consumption.
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of a ghost: to visit or live in (a place) to keep coming back to the mind of (someone) especially in a way that makes the person sad or upset commencer à apprendre
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— haunt·er noun — haunt·ing·ly (adv) Some people believe that the ghost of an old sea captain haunts the beach. If you ignore the problem, it will come back to haunt you
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stimulating interest or thought & challenging commencer à apprendre
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I look forward to an interesting and thought-provoking discussion to come. It is thought-provoking that despite all of these activities we have not produced better or faster results.
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strange & eccentric & kinky commencer à apprendre
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quirk (n) - everyone has their own quirks — quirk·i·ly (adv) — quirk·i·ness noun — quirk·ish (adj) — quirky (adj) wearing red shoes every day is just one of her quirks
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having or showing great knowledge or understanding difficult to understand: requiring deep thought or wisdom commencer à apprendre
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His knowledge of history is profound. Her books offer profound insights into the true nature of courage. — pro·found·ly (adv) — pro·found·ness (n)
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very disturbing or frightening commencer à apprendre
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a Southern visitor who was unused to the chilling air of a Northeast winter> gravely disturbing or frightening <a chilling case of abuse> — chil·ling·ly adverb
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not believable or realistic: not plausible commencer à apprendre
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implausible (adj) - \(ˌ)im-ˈplȯ-zə-bəl\ She's been making implausible claims. He gave an implausible excuse for showing up late for work. The novel has an implausible ending.— im·plau·si·bil·i·ty (n) — im·plau·si·bly (adv)
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thrilling, exhilarating, inspiring, stirring to hold the interest of strongly commencer à apprendre
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The story really grips the reader. The scandal has gripped the nation.
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The little boy gripped his mother's hand tightly. I gripped the door handle and pulled as hard as I could.
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difficult to do, understand, or make progress with. commencer à apprendre
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Jim finds math heavy going. Talking to Mary is heavy going. She has nothing interesting to say.
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not messy: clean and orderly : liking to keep things very clean and orderly: simple and clever commencer à apprendre
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— neat·ly adverb — neat·ness noun He keeps his apartment neat and clean. He's got a neat way of memorizing information. There is, unfortunately, no neat solution to the problem.
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in a low position, manner, or degree in a humble or meek manner commencer à apprendre
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PE has a lowly status in the world of school.
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difficult to use or handle commencer à apprendre
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She is awkward at dancing. He had large feet and his walk was awkward and ungainly. — awk·ward·ly adverb — awk·ward·ness noun
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ery great in size, amount, or extent commencer à apprendre
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She has a vast amount of knowledge on this subject. The policy is supported by the vast majority of citizens. — vast·ly (adv) — vast·ness (n)
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to give reasons for or against something: to say or write things in order to change someone's opinion about what is true, what should be done, etc. commencer à apprendre
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She argued against the proposed law. The senator argued in favor of lowering taxes. He's always willing to argue for what is right.
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arguably (adv) - \ˈär-gyü-(ə-)blē\ Arguably, there is something wrong with the assistance packages extended to Latvia and Hungary. Only 90 days after this, arguably the greatest discovery of the last century occurred.
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intriguing (adj) - \in-ˈtrē-giŋ\ The offer is very intriguing.
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causing someone to feel sad or without hope: causing depression commencer à apprendre
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This rainy weather is depressing. He paints a depressing picture of modern life.
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amusing and enjoyable: providing entertainment commencer à apprendre
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a list of entertaining things to do on a snow day
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A Synonym for being drunk or having consumed alcoholic beverages; Not having the ability to walk normal commencer à apprendre
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Yo man lets go get typsy.
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to sit or lie in the light of the sun especially in order to make your skin darker commencer à apprendre
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People were sunbathing on the beach.
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