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The tightrope walker walked with a TAUT wire, ensuring his balance and stability.

TAUT (adjective): Stretched or pulled tight; not slack.

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Over time, interest ACCRUED on the savings account, increasing its value.

ACCRUED (verb): To accumulate or gather over time.

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She used a match to KINDLE the fire in the fireplace on a chilly evening.

KINDLE (verb): To start or ignite a fire; to arouse or inspire.

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The DESPOT ruled the kingdom with an iron fist, suppressing any opposition.

DESPOT (noun): A ruler with absolute power, often exercising it oppressively.

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The school play turned into a FIASCO when the lead actor forgot his lines.

FIASCO (noun): A complete failure or disaster.

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The dancers had to SYNCHRONIZE their movements perfectly for the performance.

SYNCHRONIZE (verb): To coordinate or match the timing of actions or events.

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A BEVY of birds flew overhead, their colorful feathers a sight to behold.

BEVY (noun): A large group or collection, especially of similar things.

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The lake was calm and SERENE, reflecting the surrounding mountains.

SERENE (adjective): Calm, peaceful, and untroubled.

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The spy operated in COVERT missions, never revealing his true identity.

COVERT (adjective): Secret or hidden, especially regarding activities or operations.

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The crowded marketplace was filled with the sounds of BEDLAM as vendors called out to customers.

BEDLAM (noun): A state of uproar and confusion; chaos.

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Despite the consequences, he made a BRAZEN attempt to cheat on the exam.

BRAZEN (adjective): Bold and without shame; daring or defiant.

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The prisoner felt FETTERED by the chains that bound him to the wall.

FETTERED (adjective): Restrained or confined by shackles or chains; restricted.

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The water rushed down the mountain in a CASCADE, creating a beautiful spectacle.

CASCADE (noun): A small waterfall or a series of stages descending over a steep surface.

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The village faced DIRE consequences if they didn't find water soon.

DIRE (adjective): Extremely serious or urgent; fraught with severe consequences.

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The citizens gathered to EXALT their leader for his bravery in battle.

EXALT (verb): To praise or glorify highly; to elevate in status or rank.

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The argument served to further ESTRANGE the two friends from each other.

ESTRANGE (verb): To alienate or cause someone to feel disconnected or distant.

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