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to go or to cause to go faster
accelerate
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to bring about at an earlier time
accelerate
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high above sea level or the earth's surface
altitude
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worried, concerned
anxious
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eager, wishing strongly
anxious
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great uneasiness or concern
anxious
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to make stronger by giving support to
brace
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to make ready for a shock, to prepare
brace
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something used to support a weak part
brace
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giving energy to, refreshing
brace
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a lack of doubt, a feeling of being certain
confident
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trust in another to keep a secret
confident
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the touching or joining of two things
contact
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the condition of being in communication with others
contact
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to communicate with
contact
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to be joyful, to show great happiness
exult
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a building where aircraft are kept and repaired
hangar
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the greatest or highest number or amount
maximum
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being the greatest or highest number or amount
maximum
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done in a regular, orderly way
methodical
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having the appearance of not caring, seeming to show a lack of concern
nonchalant
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to go on, especially after stopping for a while, to continue
proceed
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To walk without hurrying, to stroll in a relaxed unhurried manner.
saunter
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a relaxed, unhurried walk
saunter
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a musical piece for one voice or a single instrument
solo
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made or done by one person.
Solo
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To fly alone, especially for the first time.
Solo
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A place for an animal in a barn.
Stall
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A small stand or booth where things are sold.
Stall
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To suddenly lose power.
Stall
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To delay by being evasive.
Stall
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