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blurry
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not clear
The photograph was blurry.
cozy
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comfortable
The cabin was cozy and warm.
rigorous
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detailed or thorough
The scientist conducted rigorous research.
rehearse
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practice
The actors need to rehearse their lines.
allege
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to claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong
They allege he stole the money.
convict
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a person declared guilty of a criminal offense; to declare someone guilty of a criminal offense
The jury convicted the defendant.
testify
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to bear witness
She will testify in court tomorrow.
verdict
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final decision
The jury reached a verdict.
adore
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to love and admire deeply
I adore my grandmother.
envy
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be jealous of someone
I envy her talent.
enthusiasm
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eagerness
The team showed great enthusiasm.
brag
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show off
He likes to brag about his achievements.
cautious
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careful
Be cautious when crossing the street.
affection
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love or emotions
She showed affection towards her pet.
fond
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having an affection or liking for
I have fond memories of my childhood.
poverty
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lack of money
Many people live in poverty.
tenant
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the one renting
The tenant paid the rent.
landlord
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the owner of the premises
The landlord fixed the leak.
slogan
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a short and memorable phrase used in advertising
The company's slogan is "Just Do It."
valuable
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important and/or having worth
The antique is very valuable.
crew
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group
The film crew worked long hours.
instantly
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at once; immediately.
“she fell asleep almost instantly”
constantly
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continuously over a period of time; always.
“the world is constantly changing”
approtch
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coming nearer in distance or time.
“an approaching car”
due to
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because of
manifesting
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display or show (a quality or feeling) by one's acts or appearance; demonstrate.
“Ray manifested signs of severe depression”
skim
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read (something) quickly or cursorily so as to note only the important points.
“he sat down and skimmed the report”

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