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Attitude: n. a way of thinking or feeling about certain things.
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Confess: v. to say or admit that one has done something wrong.
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Defend: v. to keep from being attacked; to protect OR to speak for; to argue in favor of.
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Gradual: adj. Happening slowly; taking place little by little.
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Hint: n. information given to help someone to answer a question; a clue.
Hint: v. to suggest something without saying directly what one means.
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Individual: n. a single person; apart from others in a group.
Individual: adj. meant for just one.
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Malice: n. the wish to hurt others on purpose.
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Malicious: adj. done with a wish to harm or cause pain.
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Misery: n. a feeling of great unhappiness.
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Miserable: adj. very unhappy or unpleasant OR very bad; of poor quality.
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Solution: n. the answer to a problem or puzzle OR a mixture formed when a liquid and some other stuff are mixed together.
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Survey: v. to look over; to examine.
Survey: n. a study designed to gather information about a subject.
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Cable: n. a thick steel rope made of strands of wire twisted together OR a bundle of wires covered by rubber or plastic along which an electric current can pass.
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Cathedral: n. a large and important church.
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Convey: v. to carry or move from one place to another OR to make an idea or feeling known.
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Device: n. something made or invented for a particular use.
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Freight: n. goods carried from place to place, as by plane, boat, truck, or train.
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Landmark: n. a building or natural feature that is easy to see and used as a guide.
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Method: n. a way of doing something.
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Rod: n. a thin, straight piece of wood, metal, or other material.
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Shaft: n. a long, open tunnel that runs straight up and down OR a bar that connects with other moving parts of a machine OR the long narrow part of an arrow or other object.
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Structure: n. something that is built, as a building or bridge.

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Diagram: n. a plan or drawing that shows how something works or how different parts fit together.
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Frustrate: v. to keep from carrying out a plan or reaching a goal.
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Frustrating: adj. causing one to be upset or discouraged.
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Graduate: n. a person who has finished a course of study.
Graduate: v. to finish a course of study and receive a diploma.
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Prank: n. a playful trick or joke.
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Primary: adj. first in importance OR first in order.
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Risk: v. to take a chance on being hurt or losing something.
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Risky: adj. likely to cause harm or damage; dangerous.
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Stress: v. to pay special attention to.
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Stress: n. a strain or pressure put on a person or thing OR a special force put on a word or part of a word.
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Urge: v. to speak strongly for something; to argue in favor of something.
Urge: n. a strong feeling of wanting to do something; a strong wish.
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Vacant: adj. having nothing or no one in it; not filled; empty.
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Vigorous: adj. demanding strength or energy; very active.
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Adopt: v. to take into one’s home and to raise a child as part of one’s family OR to take up and make one’s own.
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Arouse: v. to awaken from sleep OR to excite or bring about.
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Arrange: v. to put in a certain order OR to plan or prepare.
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Cell: n. a mall room with little or no furniture, especially one used for prisoners OR a tiny unit of living matter OR a small enclosed space grouped with others.
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Infection: n. a disease caused by germs.
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Influence: n. the power to cause change or bring about certain results OR someone or something that can cause change.
Influence: v. to cause change or bring about certain results.
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Injure: v. to do harm to; to hurt or damage.
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Injury: n. harm or damage.
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Pattern: n. the way in which shapes, objects, or colors are placed in relation to each other OR a plan or diagram that is used as a guide for making things.
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Series: n. a number of similar things laid out or happening in a certain order.
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Vision: n. eyesight or the sense of sight OR something imagined or hoped for; a dream of what might be.