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| Annul
Brittany Spears anulled her first marrage. |
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| To reduce to nothing; ineffective; void |
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| Blase
When I was telling my friend about my day she was very Blase. |
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| Indifferent, bored as a result of having enjoyed many pleasures |
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| Bolster
The Seahawks bolstered their offence during the off-season. |
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| Bold to support; give a boost to |
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| Deplore
The teacher deplored my actions when I was messing around. |
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| To feel or express regret or disapproval |
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| Frivolous
The man who tried to sue McDonalds with a frivolous lawsuit, because he got fat. |
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| Of little importance; not worthy of serious attention |
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| Muster
The army mustered soldiers together to fight the enemys. |
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| To bring together for service or battle |
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| Nonentity
The man was a nonentity to me, after what he did to that innocent dog. |
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| A person or thing of no importance |
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| Obsess
The man was obsessed with his wife. |
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| To trouble haunt or fill the mind |
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| Omate
The room was omate because of the upcoming party. |
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Oust
The man was ousted from the race after he screwed up in the time trial. |
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Peruse
Have the lawyer peruse the agreement. |
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| To read thoroughly and carefully |
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| porous
The spunge is very porous, so water can seap through. |
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| Full of tiny holes; able to be penetrated by air or water |
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| promontory
There is many promontorys along the coast. |
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| A high point of land extending into water |
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| Prone
They found the man prone, and lifeless in the dark alley. |
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| Qualm
I got a qualm when I was sitting there on my bed. |
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recourse
I was a recourse for my sister when she couldn't decide what to do. |
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| a person or thing turned to for help or advice |
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residue
There was residue on the windshield in the morning after it had snowed. |
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| a remainder, that which remains when a part has been used up or removed |
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sollcitous
The woman was very sollcitous about her daughter, after she fell and broke her leg. |
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stald
I was very stald, after my boring day. |
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| serious and dignified; quiet or subdued in character or conduct |
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sustian
The boy sustained his girlfriend after a rough day. |
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| to support, nourish, keep up, to sugffer, undergo |
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