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accomplish
v. to do, make happen, succeed in, carry through
"accomplish the task"
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apparent
adj. open to view; easy to understand; seeming to be true or real
"speeding was the apparent cause of the accident"
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capacity
n. the amount of space that can be filled; ability or skill; office or role
"the stadium was filled to capacity"
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civilian
n. a person not on active duty in a military, police, or firefighting force
"no civilian casualties were reported."
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conceal
v. to hide or keep secret, to place out of sight
"I tried to conceal my disappointment with a smile."
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duplicate
- v. to copy exactly; to produce something equal to
- adj. exactly like something else
- n. an exact copy
"to duplicate a key for my shed"
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keen
adj. having a sharpened edge; quick and sharp in thought or in sight, hearing, or smell; eager
"owls and eagles have keen eyesight"
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provoke
v. to annoy or make angry, stir up; to do something in order to get a response
"Jonathan likes to provoke Mom or Dad by knocking things over on purpose"
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spurt
- v. to shoot out quickly in a stream; to show a burst of energy
- n. a sudden, short stream of fluid; a quick burst of activity
"we watched the team spurt down the court on a fast break"
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undoing
n. a bringing to ruin or destruction; the cause of ruin; unfastening or loosening
"idle gossip was the cause of their undoing, and they were caught"
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vast
adj. very great or very large
"a vast desert stretched into the distance"
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withdraw
v. to pull out or remove; to move back or away, retreat
"Dad withdraws money to pay our babysitter."
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