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20 basic words from The Wizard of Oz

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Word
Meaning
Example Sentence
abundant   more than enough   In most American houses, on Thanksgiving Day, turkey, potatoes, and pies are abundant.  
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anxious   uneasy and worried   Alice was so anxious about her test the next day she almost could not sleep.  
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assemblage   a collection of persons or things   Roberto's bedroom was an assemblage of broken toys, dirty laundry and model airplanes.  
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briskly   alert, lively, quickly   The Tiger walked briskly towards the watering hole.  
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comrade   companion, friend   Kris enjoyed spending time with her comrades in the Girl Scouts.  
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confidential   secret, private, only for certain people   A student's school records are confidential and may only be seen by the principal, the teacher and the parents.  
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cyclone   tornado   The giant cyclone roared across the prairie, wrecking houses.  
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earnest   very serious   Anna was earnest when she said she loved her boyfriend, though some people doubted her.  
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glance   to give a quick look   The teacher glanced at her students before returning to grading papers.  
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glisten   to shine softly   William enjoyed watching the lake glisten in the moonlight.  
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hearty   vigorously healthy and thorough   Santa Claus is known for a hearty laugh AND appetite!  
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inconvenient   causing trouble or annoyance   Going through a metal detector at an airport is inconvenient and takes time, but it's necessary.  
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inquire   to ask about   ”How is your mother?" inquired Susan.  
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mishap   accident, sometimes small or funny   Gregory was known for his mishaps. He seemed to break things everywhere he went!  
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mourn   to feel sad about the loss of something or someone   Some people mourn for a pet that dies for years.  
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murmur   low and unclear sound of talking   Lots of students murmur something nasty when a teacher punishes them.  
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scamper   to run playfully   Molly threw a piece of string and watched her kitten scamper after it.  
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sober   serious and without emotion   Failing a test made Malcolm very sober about his chances of passing English.  
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vexed   irritated and annoyed   The school principal was often vexed by visitors parking in her parking space.  
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wail   to cry or yell loudly and sadly   The baby wailed when her mother took a toy away.  
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