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  • "Zara carefully CONSIDERED what to spend her allowance on, as she only had $10 to spend."
    to think carefully about something
  • The student replied to the teacher with a WITTY answer and the whole class laughed.
    funny
  • The plumber introduced a PERMANENT fix for the broken pipes.
    lasting/ lifelong/ complete
  • Being busy all day, and only taking a few minutes to eat lunch can be EXHAUSTING to any person. Take care of yourself!
    tiring
  • People have SUPERSTITIONS about cats, salt and ladders.
    beliefs
  • When the student kept taking his phone out in class, the teacher CONFISCATED it
    took it
  • The boys DESIRED to go on a camping trip to the woods.
    wanted
  • The popstar's AUDIENCE will hold up signs during the concert.
    viewers/ onlookers
  • For the DURATION of the flight, you are not allowed to turn on your mobile phone or smoke.
    time remaining
  • "Who stole the cookies? All of the EVIDENCE (including crumbs on his shirt) points to Justin.."
    information that proves or disproves something
  • Fireworks on the Fourth of July give off a beautiful GLIMMER in the sky.
    glow/ shine/ sparkle
  • "Some of my favorite works of FICTION include Harry Potter and Star Wars.
    a story that is made up
  • "Jamie was so sick, she missed three CONSECUTIVE days of school."
    in order/ following continuously
  • Kendrick chose a book about volcanoes from the NONFICTION section of the library.
    book/ writing that is based on facts and truth
  • The tower will TOPPLE if it has too much weight on top.
    fall over
  • I looked at my brother with a GLARE after he broke my iPad.
    mean or dirty look
  • I don't have car INSURANCE yet, so I can't drive my car yet even though I have a license.
    security/ protection/ coverage
  • Billy DESCENDED the stairs into the basement.
    walked down/went down
  • The students who put in the best EFFORT will win an award.
    hard work/attitude
  • They are having a DEBATE about who the best artist ever is.
    discussion/ argument/ dispute
  • He saw a beautiful bird SOARING across the sky.
    flying or gliding
  • Each day during spring, there is a SLIGHT increase in temperature until summer.
    small/ tiny/ little
  • Clarkson was TERRIFIED of May's newest idea. It was a bad idea from the start to let Hammond drive a supercar.
    afraid/ scared
  • Eating too much junk food can be HAZARDOUS to your health.
    dangerous
  • "The librarian held her finger to her lips to INDICATE that the students needed to quiet down."
    to point out or show
  • The police have been able to IDENTIFY the robber based on the DNA he left on the broken window.
    find/ locate
  • Marvin likes to SOCIALIZE at parties, but his girlfriend prefers staying home.
    interact with other
  • The CURIOUS puppy dug around the yard, looking for something to play with.
    interested
  • "The QUANTITY of sandwiches needed for the all school picnic was quite large"
    an amount/ number
  • We need to ask his OPINION before we start painting this wall bright pink. He might have a different idea.
    point of view/ outlook/ belief
  • He chose to DELETE the items in his online shopping cart because he wanted to save money.
    remove
  • The castle looked ENORMOUS in the distance
    big/ huge
  • The ATMOSPHERE in the stadium is electric as the player is about to shoot a penalty goal. If he gets it in, his team will win.
    air/ ambience/ feel
  • Sue AMUSES me with her funny drawings
    entertains
  • "The student ANALYZED his mistakes on the math test in order to figure out what he did wrong"
    carefully study in detail
  • "He JUSTIFIED that not bringing an umbrella to school, even though it was raining, was all right because he brought his rain coat."
    to show or prove to be right
  • My grandpa will DOZE while watching television if he is tired.
    sleep/nap
  • "Every morning, I have a CONFLICT with my alarm clock. It tells me to get up, but I want more sleep!"
    a serious problem or argument
  • Look at those clouds. It is DEFINITELY going to rain!
    absolute
  • The man's large hat and sunglasses CONCEALED his face.
    hid/ cover
  • "The scientist EVALUATED the rock before deciding it was sandstone."
    judge something carefully
  • After breaking the window, the boy APOLOGIZED to his neighbor.
    to say sorry
  • He was so hungry that he CONSUMED 5 pieces of French toast
    ate
  • This is only a TEMPORARY fix. We will have the pipe fixed tomorrow.
    short term/ brief
  • "Tim PREDICTED which team would win the Super Bowl before the season even started."
    guess what will happen in the future
  • "The class did their best to PERSUADE their teacher to give them extra free time."
    to convince
  • The car collector bought a VINTAGE Ford Mustang to add to his collection.
    old/antique
  • "Dad asked Hannah to INTERPRET what LOL meant when he read it in a text message from her brother."
    to explain/ figure out
  • The SLOVENLY boy never cleaned or washed his hands after using the restroom.
    dirty/messy/ unclean
  • The mother bathed the baby in TEPID water
    warm
  • "Tina used a family ancestry kit to TRACE her family history all the way back to the 1800’s."
    to find a sequence or follow a line/ pattern
  • "Joe was very happy when the school year finally CONCLUDED."
    to bring to an end or to reach a decision
  • He was in a SOMBER mood when he heard the bad news.
    sad
  • The little boy became DROWSY because it got late.
    tired or sleepy
  • Make sure you take some time for yourself. DEDICATE 30 minutes to doing things you enjoy doing.
    give/ devote
  • "The detective EXAMINED the clues closely to help solve the mystery."
    to inspect or investigate closely
  • Some words are very hard to DEFINE. We know what the word means, but putting it into words for others to understand can be challenging.
    explain
  • "Sara had to DEMONSTRATE to her dad how to use his new phone before he could even make a call.
    to show knowledge
  • "The coach told the players that their highest PRIORITY for the rest of the game was to keep the other team from scoring or making a touchdown."
    make something important
  • When we go camping, my father will IGNITE the fire so we can roast marshmallows.
    light/start
  • "Once I read the directions and looked at the picture, I understood the CONCEPT of how to build the drone."
    idea/ thought/ plan