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There is_______ on the window.
frost
snow
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The plant will.... without water.
wither
transition
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used about plants: to become dry and die; to make a plant to do this.
decay
frost
schedule
wither
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in a way that does not change
literally
consistently
predictable
tempestuous
Oops!
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eternity
limited
long time
forever
short time
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a period of time that seems to last forever
decay
frost
wither
eternity
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The sunset is...
tempestuous
spectacular
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annoying
irritating
frost
typical
wither
Oops!
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Do you have a bus_________?
schedule
prediction
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The ocean waves are _____________
typical
tempestuous
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to divide people or things into groups; to say that someone or something belongs to a particular group
consistently
tempestuous
predictable
categorize
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to become bad or fall apart
predictable
decay
wither
frost
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according to the basic or original meaning of a word etc
wither
literally
categorize
tempestuous
Oops!
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It is always sunny every day. The weather is very _______
predictable
tempestuous
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very impressive, interesting, or attactive
frost
decay
wither
spectacular
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full of extreme emotions // caused by or affected by a violent storm
wither
tempestuous
frost
irritating
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Alison's grades are ___________ excellent.
consistently
literally
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These flies are very __________.
irritating
predictable
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that was or could be expected
predictable
prediction
tempestuous
literally
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a plan of things that will happen or of work that must be done
tempestuous
literally
consistently
schedule
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Okay!
frost
ice
hot
cold
water
Oops!
Okay!
the weather conditions when the temperature falls below the freezing point.
typical
wither
frost
decay
Oops!
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a change from one condition or from to another
typical
transition
schedule
predictable
Oops!
Okay!
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