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Spelling Workout 11

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malfunction to fail to work as it should
detour a tuning aside from the direct or regular route
metaphor the use of a word or phrase in a way that is different from its normal use
disadvantage anything that stands in the way of success
decompose to rot or decay
malevolent wishing harm or evil to others, malicious
dissatisfaction the condition of being dissatisfied; discontent
metamorphosis a change in form; especially the change that some animals go through in developing .
distort to twist out of its usual shape or look
decanter a decretive glass bottle for serving wind or liquor
metabolism the process in all plants and animals by which food is changed into energy, new cells, waste products, etc.
dissolve to make or become liquid, as by melting into a liquid
decline to bend or slope downward; to refuse something, especially in a polite way
maladjusted badly adjusted; especially, not able to fit happily into the life around
dispute to argue or discuss a question; debate or quarrel
descendant a person who is descended from a certain ancestor
malice a feeling of wanting to hurt or harm someone; ill will; spite
deception a deceiving or fooling
deplete to empty or use up; exhaust
deceased dead
malfunction to fail to work as it should
detour a turning aside from a direct or regular route
metaphor the use of a word or phrase in a way that is different from its normal use
disadvantage anything that stands in the way of success
decompose to rot or decay; to break up into basic separate parts
malevolent wishing harm or evil to other; malicious
Created by: haddie
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