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"We Beat the Street"

Word; Definition; Part of Speech; Sentence

WordDefinitionPart of SpeechSentence
Commit To pledge or promise. Verb The girl was going to commit to the club at her school.
Definite Certain or clear. Adjective The girl was definitely going to study for her math test.
Maintain To continue; to keep. Verb The girl was trying to maintain her grades.
Significant Important or meaningful. Adjective The plot is significant to a narrative.
Emergency An urgent and dangerous situation. Noun The girl had to miss school because there was an emergency.
Medical Related to doctors or medicine. Adjective I would like to work in the medical field when I get older.
Chronological Order Arranging events in order, in which they happened. Adjective/Noun In the narrative, we had to put the events in chronological order.
Synonym A word that has a similar meaning to another one. Noun We had to look up a synonym of happy.
Achievement Some plan or action completed successfully. Noun Getting an A+ on the test was a big achievement for her.
Potential What you are capable of achieving in the future. Noun Some people try their best to reach their potential, while others don't.
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