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TermDefinition
Anguish (noun)- Emotional pain, tormented
Anguish I'm in anguish writing this sentence.
Bizarre (adjective) - Odd, strange, weird
Bizarre Tttttttttthis senteeeeeeeeeeeence is bizzzzzzzareeeeeeeeeeee.
Dank (adjective) - Humid, damp, moist
Dank After the rain everything was dank.
Disarming (adjective) - Using charm to remove suspicion
Disarming I was disarming to get ice cream.
Discerned (verb) - Perceived, understood
Discerned I do not discerned this sentence.
Dread (verb) - Fear, foreboding, alarm
Dread I dread this sentence.
Extremity (noun) - Extreme limit or end
Extremity I am at my extremity for writing these sentences.
Indolently (adverb) - Lazily
Indolently I indolently wrote this sentence.
Lacerated (verb) - Cut up, torn
Lacerated The paper was lacerated after going through the shredder.
Menacing (noun) - Threatening
Menacing The monster was very menacing.
Mirage (noun) - Illusion
Mirage I aw a mirage in the dessert.
Opaqueness (adjective) - Darkness, unclear, not transparent
Opaqueness The glass had a certain opaqueness to it.
Quarry (noun) - Prey, that which is hunted
Quarry The deer was my quarry.
Reports (noun) - Another term for gun shots
Reports After the reports rang out everyone got quiet.
Staccato (adjective / adverb) - Abrupt, short, clear sounds
Staccato The band's music was staccato.
Created by: Parmiter21
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