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gravitating (Verb) move or be attracted by a strong influence EX: People were always _____ toward Bianca because of her kindness.
chortle (Verb) to laugh with a snorting chuckle EX: You always knew when Joe found something funny because of his loud ______.
infraction (Noun) the act of breaking the law or a rule EX: Stealing was the final ______ that got the Community member released.
dosage (Noun) the amount of medication in a single dose EX: It is important to know the proper _____ of your allergy medicine so you don’t fall asleep!
interdependence (Noun) dependent on one another EX: Small children demonstrate ______ by asking their parents to help tie their shoes.
indulgently (Adverb) to yield to, satisfy, or gratify desires, feelings, etc. EX: Even though she had been trying to eat healthy, she _____ enjoyed her ice cream sundae
exuberant (Adjective) overflowing with high spirits EX: The crowd became ____ when the headlining band finally took the stage.
impatient (Adjective) irritated or annoyed by a delay EX: The child became ____ after waiting in line for so long
buoyancy (Noun) the power to float or rise in water EX: A life jacket that is too small has insufficient _____ for the person wearing it
ritual (Noun) a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order. EX: The evening telling of feelings was a common _____ for the citizens in Jonas’s community.
elder (Noun) a person born earlier; someone older EX: Many cultures believe that one should respect their _____.
adherence (Verb) to stick to or firmly attached EX: ____ to the rules is a must in Jonas’s community, otherwise, citizens face harsh consequences.
intrigue (Verb) to plot craftily or underhandedly EX: The plot of the story was full of ___, since it was full of twists and
retroactive (Verb) applying to the past (events) EX: After receiving my new position, the company included ___ pay, for my previous months of work
serene (Adjective) peaceful, calm, quiet EX: The spa had a ____ environment that enabled me to relax
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