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Wordly Wise Lesson10

Wordly Wise Lesson 10 Book 6

TermDefinition
unique (adj) the only one of its kind
leisure (noun) free time not taken up with work
leisurely (adj) slow or relaxed
knack (noun) a special talent or skill; ability to do something easily
gripe (noun) a complaint
gripe (verb) 1) to complain or 2) to annoy or irritate
fad (noun) something that is very popular for a short time, then forgotten
factor (noun) something that contributes to a result
err (verb) to be wrong or to do wrong
error (noun) a mistake
erronous (adj) mistaken or wrong
effect (verb) to make happen
effect (noun) a result
effective (adj) 1) bringing about the desired result 2) in operation; active 3) making a strong and favorable impression
complicated (adj) not easy or simple; having many different parts
complicate (verb) to make difficult
compete (verb) to try to win against others
competition (noun) 1) the act of trying to win against others 2) a contest
competitor (noun) one who competes against others
anticipate (verb) 1) to look forward to or expect 2) to be aware of and to provide for beforehand
bankrupt (adj) 1) unable to pay one's debts and freed by law from doing so 2) left without any worth or value
bankrupt (verb) to leave without worth or value
brief (adj) short or not lasting long
brief (verb) to give a short explanation or set of instructions to
brief (noun) a statement giving the main points in a case, for use in a court of law
brisk (adj) 1) quick and active 2) stimulating and refreshing
budget (noun) a plan for spending money during a certain period
budget (verb) to plan the use of carefully
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