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DEFIANT

  • To resist
  • Cole is defiant to do everything.
  • Syn. Daring, resistant
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SULLEN

  • Showing that you are irritated or annoyed
  • She is always sullen at doing her chores.
  • Syn. Gloomy, grumpy
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OBLIGATION

  • A promise
  • I made an obligation with my friend.
  • Syn. Agreement, promise
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ISOLATE

  • To separate; to be alone
  • He was isolated from his friend.
  • Syn. Be alone
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MANIPULATE

  • To manage something with purpose
  • The young woman found it easy to manipulate the wealthy man.
  • Syn. Control

PERSISTENT

  • Keep repeating
  • The number after the decimal is persistent.
  • Syn. Repeat

INCESSANT

  • Going without interruption; never ending
  • The river is incessant.
  • Syn. Endless, nonstop
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HAPHAZARD

  • A lack of order or planning; random
  • He is haphazard about his miserable life.
  • Syn. Random, offhand, careless
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DIMINISH

  • To make something seem smaller
  • She diminished her own grades.
  • Syn. Lessen, decline

INDIFFERENT

  • Not caring; have no bias
  • My brother talked indifferently.
  • Syn.Uncaring, disinterest

OMEN

  • A sign that something bad may happen
  • The dark cloud spreaded across the sky like a omen.
  • Syn. Clue

FEIGN

  • To make believe; pretend
  • My brother feign to be ironman.
  • Syn. Act

STIFLE

  • To hold back
  • He was seen to stifle a yawn.
  • Syn. Stop

CONJURE

  • To effect, produce, or bring
  • He can conjure many stuff.
  • Syn. Make
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RIVULET

  • A small stream
  • The Mississippi River starts at a rivulet.
  • Syn. River

SAUNTER

  • To stroll
  • The guy sauntered away from the house.
  • Syn. Ramble, walk

VENGEANCE

  • To want revenge
  • His pain returned with vengeance.
  • Syn. Revenge
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HAGGARD

  • Wild or wild looking
  • His face haggard with worry.
  • Syn. Pale

NOTION

  • A general understanding
  • He finished his book with notion.
  • Syn. Idea

MUSTER

  • To gather or collect
  • She mustered the cut out hearts together.
  • Syn. Collect