abstainS-avoidA-indugle in

v. to stay away from doind something by one's own choice.I abstained from eating pie.

accomodateS-lodgeA-trouble

v. to do a favor or service for, help out; to provide for, supply wth; to have space for; to mske fit of suitable.The hotel accomodates travelers.

n. the loyalty or obligation owed to a government.I pledge my allegiance to the flag.

amalgamateS-mergeA-divide

v. to unite; to combine elements into a unified whole.I amalgamated the two U.S.A businesses into one combined company.

v. toattac, add, or tac on as a supplement or extra item.I appened a new sentence.

commemorateS-memorializeS-forget

v. to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory off.I commemorated the WW2 officer.

v. to count; to name one by one, list.I enumerated the guests.

exaltS-elevateA-lower

v. to make high inrank, power, chatacter, or quality; to fill with pride, joy, or noble feeling; to praise, honor.I exalted Hitler's commander or I'd been shot!

v. to obtain by violence, misse of authority, or threats.I extorted answers from the escaped fugitive.

far-fetchedS-hard to swallowA-likely

adj. strained or impropable, going far afield from a topic.The story ending was so far-fetched I almost ripped its binding.

glumS-dejectedA-merry

adj. depressed, gloomyIf your glum, Symbaltra® can help.

replicaS-imitationA-prototype

n. a copy, close reproduction.Some people can make replicas of the United States dollar biills.

responsiveS-openA-insensitive

adj, answering or replying; reacting readily to requests, suggestions, etc; sowing interest and understanding.I was responsive to the question.

sanctuaryS-shrine, haven

n. a sacred or holy place; refuge or protection from capture or punishment; a place of refuge or protection.The church is a canctuary for the weary traveler.

self-seekingS-selfishA-selfless

adj. selfishly ambitious.The greedy person is self-seeking.

submissiveS-meekA-defiant

adj. humbly obedient; tending o give in to authority, obeying without protest.My dog is submissive to commands.

v. to count up; to keep score; to make entries for reckoning; to coreespond or agree;n. a total or score.We kept a tally of the numbers.

n. one whose job it is to assign work to others; one who uses his or her power to make people work very hard.The evil person was a taskmaster to the captured slaves.

transformS-alterA-preserve

v. to change completly in apperance or form; o make into something else.The monkey transformed into a spider! (:O)

upheavalS-confusionA-peace and quiet

n. a suddden change, violent upward movement; great disorder or radical change.The upheaveal in maryland caused a slave revolt!

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abstainS-avoidA-indugle in	v. to stay away from doind something by one's own choice.I abstained from eating pie.
accomodateS-lodgeA-trouble	v. to do a favor or service for, help out; to provide for, supply wth; to have space for; to mske fit of suitable.The hotel accomodates travelers.
allegianceS-devotion	n. the loyalty or obligation owed to a government.I pledge my allegiance to the flag.
amalgamateS-mergeA-divide	v. to unite; to combine elements into a unified whole.I amalgamated the two U.S.A businesses into one combined company.
appendS-disconnect	v. toattac, add, or tac on as a supplement or extra item.I appened a new sentence.
commemorateS-memorializeS-forget	v. to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory off.I commemorated the WW2 officer.
enumerateS-spell out	v. to count; to name one by one, list.I enumerated the guests.
exaltS-elevateA-lower	v. to make high inrank, power, chatacter, or quality; to fill with pride, joy, or noble feeling; to praise, honor.I exalted Hitler's commander or I'd been shot!
extortS-bilk	v. to obtain by violence, misse of authority, or threats.I extorted answers from the escaped fugitive.
far-fetchedS-hard to swallowA-likely	adj. strained or impropable, going far afield from a topic.The story ending was so far-fetched I almost ripped its binding.
glumS-dejectedA-merry	adj. depressed, gloomyIf your glum, Symbaltra® can help.
replicaS-imitationA-prototype	n. a copy, close reproduction.Some people can make replicas of the United States dollar biills.
responsiveS-openA-insensitive	adj, answering or replying; reacting readily to requests, suggestions, etc; sowing interest and understanding.I was responsive to the question.
sanctuaryS-shrine, haven	n. a sacred or holy place; refuge or protection from capture or punishment; a place of refuge or protection.The church is a canctuary for the weary traveler.
self-seekingS-selfishA-selfless	adj. selfishly ambitious.The greedy person is self-seeking.
submissiveS-meekA-defiant	adj. humbly obedient; tending o give in to authority, obeying without protest.My dog is submissive to commands.
tallyS-total	v. to count up; to keep score; to make entries for reckoning; to coreespond or agree;n. a total or score.We kept a tally of the numbers.
taskmasterS-overseer	n. one whose job it is to assign work to others; one who uses his or her power to make people work very hard.The evil person was a taskmaster to the captured slaves.
transformS-alterA-preserve	v. to change completly in apperance or form; o make into something else.The monkey transformed into a spider! (:O)
upheavalS-confusionA-peace and quiet	n. a suddden change, violent upward movement; great disorder or radical change.The upheaveal in maryland caused a slave revolt!

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