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received
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Jill received a perfect score on her spelling test.
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chauffeur
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The chauffeur drove too fast.
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nonexistent
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Some species are now nonexistent.
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tamper
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Students shouldn't tamper with the fire alarm.
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aircraft
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The aircraft landed safely on the ground.
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expand
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The school wants to expand the classrooms.
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toxic
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The chemical is toxic and deadly.
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trivial
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What once seemed important is now trivial.
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urgent
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The letter was marked as urgent.
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yourselves
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You can help yourselves to the sandwiches and chips.
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technician
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The technician fixed the computer with ease.
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disrespect
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The boy knew that it was wrong to disrespect an elder.
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whim
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She went overseas on a whim.
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recognition
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He has received recognition and a reward for his bravery.
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upright
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Please keep that box upright.
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fierce
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The lion lunged at us and showed his fierce teeth.
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unscathed
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He climbed out of the wreck unscathed.
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utmost
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Keeping the surprise party a secret is of the utmost importance.
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typhoon
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A typhoon is a tropical tornado.
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pneumonia
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Bronchitis can turn into pneumonia if it’s not treated quickly.
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juvenile
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The game is too juvenile and I won't play it.
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uncertainty
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The uncertainty left everyone feeling uneasy.
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