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Wordly Wise6 EMS #13

Wordly Wise6 EMS Lesson 13

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adapt (verb) 1. To change to fit new conditions
adapt (verb) 2. To make changes in something to make it useful
adapt (adaptation) noun 1. A changing to fit new conditions
adapt (adaptation) noun 2. Something that is changed from something else
deplete (verb) To use up
efficient (adj) Producing results without waste.
fatigue (noun) A feeling of tiredness from work or exercise
fatigue (verb) To make or become tired
gait (noun) The way a person or animal moves on foot
glare (verb) 1. To shine with a strong, harsh light
glare (verb) 2. To stare angrily at
glare (noun) 1. A strong, blinding light
glare (noun) 2. An angry stare
glare (glaring) adj 1. Shining with a harsh, brilliant light
glare (glaring) adj 2. Very obvious
habitat (noun) The place or type of place where a plant or animal is normally found
oblivious (adj) Not aware
oblivious (oblivion) noun A state of forgetting or being forgotten
outmoded (adj) No longer needed or fashionable
prominent (adj) 1. Projecting; standing out
prominent (adj) 2. Very easy to see; easily noticed
prominent (adj) 3. Famous; well-known
quench (verb) 1. To put out; to extinguish
quench (verb) 2. To satisfy with liquid
rigor (noun) 1. A condition that makes life difficult
rigor (noun) 2. Strictness or severity
rigor (rigorous) adj 1. Severe; extreme
rigor (rigorous) adj 2. Thorough; complete
sear (verb) 1. To wither; to dry up
sear (verb) 2. To burn the surface of with sudden heat
transport (verb) To carry or move from one place to another
transport (noun) The act of carrying from one place to another
wend (verb) To travel; to go on one's one
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