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near, next to, adjoining
adjacent
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to get down from, step down from, to come down form the air, land
alight
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not productive, bare
barren
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What best describes the word: disrupt:
A. to break-up
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What word means a powerful family or group of rulers that maintains its position or power for some time?
B. dynasty
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foretaste
A. sample, warning
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To begin to grow, come into being:
A. germinate
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ordinary, dull, routine, without variation
B. humdrum
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insinuate:
C. to suggest or hint slyly
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interminable
B. endless, ceaseless
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to rush violently, clash headlong; to fling or hurl forcefully
hurtle
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to ask questions, examine by questioning:
B. interrogate
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recompense:
A. to pay back, to give a reward
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renovate:
B. to repair, restore to good condition
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The _____________________student sat down in the back of the classroom.
B. sullen
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The water began to____________________from the rusty old pipe.
A. trickle
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not important, minor, ordinary
C. trivial
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truce:
A. a pause in fighting, temporary peace
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The job applicant gave a copy of her______________to the person in charge of the employment agency.
B. resume
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Synonym for boldfaced word: chased by the savage dog
C. vicious
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