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Question		Answer
somewhat start learning		a little bit
to some extent start learning		pretty
to some degree start learning		quite
very start learning		really
wholly and completely start learning		totally
used to emphasise how complete something is start learning		utterfly
in a high degree or extremely start learning		very
a series of mountain ranges like a form Direction and origin start learning		mountain range
an area of land almost surrounded by water but joined to a larger piece of land start learning		peninsula
a forest of evergreen trees with needle leaves start learning		pine forest
alarge area of flat land start learning		plain
a small area of Stillwater especially an artificial one start learning		pond
a wide flat grassy area of land in North America with few trees start learning		Prairie
a small narrow River start learning		stream
the highest point of something especially a mountain start learning		Summit
the star that gives Earth heat and light start learning		Sun
Barry West ground or land covered with water where plants and trees grow start learning		swamp
a roadside machine into which drivers put money when parking start learning		parking meter
a part of a road where vehicles must stop to let people cross start learning		pedestrian walkway
a sign near a road giving information or instructions to drivers start learning		road sign
a raised area across a road designed to slow traffic start learning		speed bump
extremely attractive and impressive deserving price start learning		magnificent
not receiving enough care or attention start learning		neglected
not usual or different in any way start learning		ordinary
prepared or redecorated to make something more attractive or useful start learning		refurbished
in very bad condition because it hasn't been cared for start learning		run down
in poor condition because of long use or lack of care start learning		shubby
not attractive or Pleasant start learning		unappealing
able to be seen start learning		visible
known by many people start learning		well known
clear enough to read start learning		legible
wide and deep enough for ships and boats to sail on start learning		navigable
to repair and redecorate an old building or objects so that it is in good condition again start learning		renovate
strong and healthy start learning		robust
able to make good judgments based on reason and experience start learning		sensible
rich and successful start learning		prosperous
a way of living with only enough food or money to stay alive start learning		subsistence lifestyle
successful strong and healthy start learning		thriving
felt or experienced very strongly start learning		profound
admiration for someone or something because of their qualities or achievements start learning		respect for
a duty to deal with or take care of someone or something start learning		responsibility for
a feeling or awareness of something important start learning		sense of
knowledge of a particular subject or situation start learning		understanding of
having no purpose start learning		pointless
important or large enough to have a noticeable effect start learning		significant
impossible to accept allow or approve of start learning		unacceptable
too painful annoying or unpleasant to accept start learning		unbearable
very useful or important start learning		valuable
using more than necessary or failing to save something useful start learning		wasteful
worth time money or effort involved start learning		worthwhile
making very little noise start learning		quiet
far away from places where other people live start learning		remote

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