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1100 Words Week 40
on pins and needles
vapid
1100 Words Week 40
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vapid
offense, resentment
inane, foolish, silly
easily accomplished or attained
dull, uninteresting
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on pins and needles
to be happy without a real basis
twist violently
to have a ready, to have a thorough knowledge
to be on edge, jumpy
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to have at one's fingertips
increase, enlarge
to be happy without a real basis
twist violently
to have ready, to have a thorough knowledge
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proximity
nearness
noble, generous
extremely slight or gradual
small, exclusive group of people
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imperceptible
works that an artist is ready to perform
extremely slight or gradual
tutor, counselor, coach
difficult to handle, bulky
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vitiate
to be on edge, jumpy
offense, resentment
the heart or substantial part
destroy the use or value
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cant
insincere or almost meaningless talk
destroy the value of
nearness
increase, enlarge
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vilify
the heart or substantial part
slander, malign
easily accomplished or attained
offense, resentment
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rhetoric
weakness, weariness
extremely slight or gradual
use (sometimes exaggerated) of language
dull, uninteresting
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unwieldy
inane, foolish, silly
easily accomplished or attained
weakness, weariness
difficult to handle, bulky
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clique
small, exclusive group of people
destroy the value of
praise highly
nearness
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augment
increase, enlarge
twist violently
nearness
destroy the use or value
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lassitude
weakness, weariness
works that an artist is ready to perform
tutor, counselor, coach
noble, generous
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umbrage
weakness, weariness
inane, foolish, silly
dull, uninteresting
offense, resentment
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facile
easily accomplished or attained
difficult to handle, bulky
slander, malign
to make clear
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magnanimous
insincere or almost meaningless talk
tutor, counselor, coach
works that an artist is ready to perform
noble, generous
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repertoire
small exclusive group of people
dull, uninteresting
extremely slight or gradual
works that an artist is ready to perform
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fatuous
slander, malign
difficult to handle, bulky
inane, foolish, silly
works that an artist is ready to perform
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the sum and substance
to be happy without a real basis
to be on edge, jumpy
to have ready, to have a thorough knowledge
the heart or substantial part
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mentor
insincere or almost meaningless talk
tutor, counselor, coach
noble, generous
small, exclusive group of people
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contort
destroy the value of
use (sometimes exaggerated) of language
twist violently
praise highly
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to live in a fool's paradise
to be happy without a real basis
to be on edge, jumpy
the heart or substantial part
to have ready, to have a thorough knowledge
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elucidate
slander, malign
to make clear
praise highly
use (sometimes exaggerated) of language
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extol
slander, malign
difficult to handle, bulky
praise highly
to make clear