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1.
CHRONICLE
FICTION OR NONFICTION THAT DESCRIBES A PARTICULAR SERIES OF EVENTS.
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ENVELOP
(N) A WRAP UP IN OR AS IN A COVERING
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JADED
ADJ. DULLED OR SATIATED BY OVERINDULGENCE: HE HAS A JADES APPIETITE
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CONSTRAINT
N. LIMITATION OR RESTRICTION. REPRESSION OF NATURAL FEELINGS AND IMPULSES: TO PRACTICE CONSTRAINT.
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STIGMATIZE
N. DISGRACE OR INFAMY UPON: THE CRIME OF THE FATHER STIGMATIZED THE WHOLE FAMILY
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HACKNEYED
ADJ. COMMONPLACE OR TRITE; STALE; BANAL: THE HACKNEYED IMAGES OF HIS POETRY.
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TRANSGRESSION
N. VIOLATION OF THE LAW; AN ACT OF TRANSGRESSING
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OUST
V. TO EXPEL OR REMOVE FROM A PLACE: THE FIREMAN OUST THE FIRE
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VOLUMINOUS
FORMING, FILLING, OR WRITING A LARGE VOLUME: IT WAS A VOLUMINOUS EDITION.
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DETRITUS
ROCK IN SMALL PARTICLES OR OTHER MATERIAL. HE FOUND A DETRITUS ON THE FLOOR
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SATIATE
V. TO SUPPLY WITH ANYTHING TO EXCESS, HE HAD A LARGE SATIATE OF FOOD.
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PITHY
ADJ. BRIEF, FORCEFUL, AND MEANINGFUL IN EXPRESSION;
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ENTERPRISE
N. PROJECT UNDERTAKEN:TO KEEP THE PEACE IS A DIFFICULT ENTERPRISE.
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MELD
V. TO ANNOUNCE AND DISPLAY FOR A SCORE. HE MELD THE NEW REQUIREMENTS
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FACILE
ADJ. MOVING, ACTING, WORKING, PROCEEDING, ETC; RICK HAS A FACILE MIND
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OBSTRUCTION
ADJ. SOMETHING THAT OBSTRUCTS, BLOCKS: HE WAS AN OBSTRUCTION TO THE TEAM
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CONCUR
V. TO ACCORD IN OPINION; AGREE: DO YOU CONCUR WITH HIS STATEMENT?
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SUPPLE
BENDING READILY WITHOUT BREAKING: THE STRAW WAS A SUPPLE .
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CHAFF
THE GRAINS AND GRASSES THAT ARE SEPARATED: THE DIRT CHAFEAS NEXT TO ME
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RAVEL
N. TO DISENTANGLE OR UNRAVEL THE THREADS OR FIBERS SHE RAVELED HER HAIR
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GLIB
ADJ. READILY FLUENT, OFTEN THOUGHTLESSLY: SHE WAS A GLIB STUDENT
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COMEUPPANCE
N. DESERVED REWARD: HE FINALLY GOT HIS COMEUPPANCE FOR HIS BEHAVIOR.
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JETTISON
V. TO THROW OFF AS AN OBSTACLE OR BURDEN; DISCARD: THE TRASH WAS JETTISON
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LISSOME
ADJ. LITHESOME OR LITHE, ESPECIALLY OF BODY; THE GURK WAS SO LISSOME
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