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adorn (v)

add beauty to; decorate

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She adorned herself with fine jewelry.

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cleanse (v)

make clean

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He took a shower to cleanse himself

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lifeless (adj)

without life

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The dead tree was lifeless.

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precious (adj)

having great value

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The precious jewelry was not for sale.

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realm (n)

kingdom

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The castle is the seat of the kingdom.

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spoonful (adj)

as much as a spoon can hold

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A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down.

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audience (n)

those who view or listen to a performance

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The audience applauded wildly at the end of the performance.

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auditorium (n)

the part of a theatre, where the people who are watching and listening sit

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The auditorium was empty after the show.

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audit (v)

examine carefully for accuracy

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Our taxes are being audited.

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audition (n)

a short performance that an actor, musician, dancer, etc. gives in order to show they are suitable for a particular play, film or show

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The kids are auditioning for a play.

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dictionary (n)

a book that lists words with their meanings given in the same or in another language

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Look up the word in the dictionary.

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contradict (v)

to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or to

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Don’t contradict your parents.

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predict (n)

a statement made about the future

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No one can predict the future.

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jurisdiction (n)

legal power

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The king has jurisdiction over everything.

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portable (adj)

light and small enough to be easily carried or moved

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A cell phone is a portable device.

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reporter (n)

a person employed by a newspaper, magazine, or television company to gather and report news

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The reporter is talking about the news.

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export (v)

to carry or send something to some other place

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Taiwan exports computer chips.

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transport (v)

move something

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There are many different methods of transport.

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import (v)

to bring something into a place or country from another country

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Taiwan imports its oil and natural gas.

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decade (n)

a ten-year period

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A census is taken once every decade.

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December (n)

twelfth month of the year

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Christmas is in December.

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decimal (n)

a number written using base ten

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Use a decimal point when writing numbers.

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decathlon (n)

a competition having ten events

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She will compete in a decathlon.

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territory (n)

land or region

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Australia has a state called the Northern Territory.

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terrace (n)

a relatively level paved or planted area adjoining a building

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I’m going to relax on the terrace.

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terrain (n)

the physical features of a tract of land

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The terrain is very rough.

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penniless (adj)

without a penny; no money

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He lost all of his money, so he’s penniless.

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homeless (adj)

without a home; no home

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He has no home, so he’s homeless.

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medieval (adj)

of, relating to, or characteristic of the Middle Ages

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The castle was built in medieval times.

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damsel in distress (phr)

a young woman in trouble

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Go rescue the damsel in distress.