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Question		Answer
throttling start learning		Control flow to (an engine or motor) by means of a valve regulating the fuel or steam. The engine was throttling.
modality start learning		A particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed. They explored different modalities of treatment.
isles start learning		An island or peninsula They visited the isles.
fenced start learning		Enclose or divide (an area) with a fence. The garden was fenced.
drowsy start learning		Sleepy and lethargic; half asleep. He felt drowsy.
ethological start learning		Relating to the study of animal behavior. They conducted ethological studies.
ecosphere start learning		The biosphere of the earth or another planet The ecosphere is fragile.
overhead start learning		Above one's head; in the sky or ceiling. The plane flew overhead.
legislature start learning		The legislative body of a country or state. The legislature passed a law.
admire start learning		Regard with respect or warm approval. They admire his courage.
margin start learning		The edge or border of something. They wrote in the margin.
export start learning		Send (goods or services) to another country for sale. They export goods.
nobody start learning		No person; no one. Nobody was home.
fastest start learning		Moving or capable of moving at high speed. He is the fastest runner.
morphed start learning		Undergo or cause to undergo a gradual process of transformation. The caterpillar morphed into a butterfly.
croatia start learning		A country at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe They visited Croatia.
optimized start learning		Make the best or most effective use of (a situation
neuroplasticity start learning		The ability of the brain to form and reorganize synaptic connections Neuroplasticity allows the brain to adapt.
fraudulent start learning		Obtained or involving deception
mentored start learning		Advise or train (someone) He mentored young entrepreneurs.
morris start learning		An English folk dance performed by dancers wearing bell pads on their shins They performed a morris dance.
outflow start learning		The act of flowing out; something that flows out. There was an outflow of water.
partake start learning		Join in; participate. They partake in the festivities.
racquet start learning		A light bat with a netted oval head used to hit a ball or shuttlecock in various games. They played with a racquet.
barometers start learning		An instrument measuring atmospheric pressure The barometers indicated a storm.
welter start learning		A large number of items in no order; a confused mass. There was a welter of information.
loop start learning		A shape produced by a curve that bends round and crosses itself. They made a loop.
homer start learning		A home run in baseball. He hit a homer.
levant start learning		The eastern Mediterranean region of the Middle East. They traveled to the Levant.
omens start learning		An event regarded as a prophetic indication of good or evil. They saw omens of bad luck.
invent start learning		Create or design (something that has not existed before); be the originator of. They invented a new device.
lonely start learning		Sad because one has no friends or company. He felt lonely.
intimacy start learning		Close familiarity or friendship; closeness. They shared a moment of intimacy.
spasm start learning		A sudden involuntary muscular contraction or convulsive movement. He had a muscle spasm.
spews start learning		Eject large quantities of (something) rapidly and forcibly. The volcano spews lava.
barcoding start learning		The process of assigning a unique barcode to each product or item. They implemented barcoding for inventory.
corrosive start learning		Tending to cause corrosion. The acid was corrosive.
glance start learning		Take a brief or hurried look. They glanced at the clock.
qualifying start learning		Satisfy the necessary conditions to enter a competition or be eligible for a benefit or privilege. They were qualifying for the race.
seine start learning		A long wall or net of varying depth They used a seine net.
overly start learning		Excessively. They were overly cautious.
wren start learning		A very small sparrow
wright start learning		A worker or builder He was a shipwright.
shear start learning		Break off or cause to break off The metal was sheared.
flotation start learning		The action or process of floating or being supported on the surface of a liquid or in a gas. They studied the flotation of objects.
experimenter start learning		A person who conducts experiments. The experimenter recorded the data.
overpressure start learning		Pressure greater than the ambient pressure. The explosion caused overpressure.
mislead start learning		Cause (someone) to have a wrong idea or impression. They tried to mislead them.
dove start learning		A stocky bird with a small head A dove flew by.
musicality start learning		Sensitivity to They had great musicality.
inappropriately start learning		In a way that is not suitable or proper in the circumstances. They acted inappropriately.
neutralize start learning		Render (something) ineffective or harmless by applying an opposite force or effect. They tried to neutralize the acid.
irregularly start learning		In a way that is not even or regular in shape or pattern. The teeth were spaced irregularly.
bogart start learning		Dominate or monopolize something. He tried to bogart the conversation.
nearer start learning		Close to; at or to a short distance or time. They came nearer.
paralysis start learning		The loss of the ability to move (and sometimes feel anything) in part or most of the body
geopolitical start learning		Relating to politics as influenced by geographical factors.
nonnative start learning		Not belonging to or originating in a particular place. The plant is nonnative.
lowering start learning		Move (something) in a downward direction. They were lowering the flag.
orca start learning		A large toothed whale that is the largest member of the dolphin family. They saw an orca.
cloudy start learning		Full of or covered with clouds. The sky was cloudy.
lenders start learning		A person or organization that lends money. They borrowed from lenders.
cryptic start learning		Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure. They received a cryptic message.
inch start learning		A unit of linear measure equal to one twelfth of a foot (2.54 cm). They measured in inches.
switches start learning		A device for making or breaking the connection in an electrical circuit. They flipped the switches.
empathic start learning		Showing an ability to understand and share the feelings of another. They were empathic towards the victims.
brave start learning		Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage. They were brave soldiers.
expanse start learning		An area of something presented on a wide scale They looked out over the expanse.
overpass start learning		A bridge by which a road or railroad passes over another. They drove over the overpass.
hurry start learning		Move or act with great haste. They were in a hurry.
navigators start learning		A person who directs the route or course of a ship
commentary start learning		An expression of opinions or offering of explanations about an event or situation. They provided commentary on the game.
climatology start learning		The study of climate. They studied climatology.
feeds start learning		Supply (a machine or device) with material. The machine feeds paper.
natures start learning		The inherent character or basic constitution of a person or thing. They understood the natures of animals.
outspoken start learning		Frank in stating one's opinions They were outspoken about their beliefs.
fresher start learning		Newly made or gathered; not stale or faded. They ate fresher fruit.
ethic start learning		Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity. They had a strong work ethic.
niches start learning		A shallow recess They found their niches.
recordkeeping start learning		The activity or process of keeping records. They were responsible for recordkeeping.
codifying start learning		Arrange (laws or rules) into a systematic code. They were codifying the rules.
jackpot start learning		A large cash prize or reward They won the jackpot.
nutritionists start learning		A person who studies or gives advice on nutrition. They consulted nutritionists.
eliciting start learning		Evoke or draw out (a response They were eliciting information.
nonbiodegradable start learning		Not capable of being decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms. Plastic is nonbiodegradable.
gerard start learning		A male given name. Gerard was his name.
autoicon start learning		A skeletal display created from human remains. The autoicon was a macabre sight.
orecchiette start learning		Small ear-shaped pasta. They ate orecchiette with broccoli.
bistro start learning		A small restaurant serving moderately priced simple meals. They met at a small bistro.
print start learning		Produce (books especially by mechanical means involving the transfer of text or designs to paper.
narrowly start learning		By a small margin; only just. They narrowly escaped.
assassins start learning		A murderer of a politically prominent person. The assassins were caught.
counselor start learning		A person who gives advice or guidance They spoke with a counselor.
fridge start learning		A refrigerator. The food is in the fridge.
perpetuate start learning		Make (a situation or belief) continue indefinitely. They perpetuate the myth.
dome start learning		A rounded vault forming the roof of a building or structure The building has a dome.
farmland start learning		Land used for farming. The farmland was fertile.
titillate start learning		Stimulate or excite (someone) The story titillates the reader.
depressed start learning		In a state of unhappiness or despondency. He felt depressed.
blossoms start learning		A flower or a mass of flowers The cherry blossoms bloomed.
nudge start learning		Prod (someone) gently with one's elbow in order to attract attention. They nudged him.
alteration start learning		The action or process of altering or being altered. There was an alteration to the plan.
invert start learning		Put upside down or in the opposite position They inverted the image.
vertebrate start learning		An animal of a large group distinguished by the possession of a backbone or spinal column
outdated start learning		Out of date; obsolete. The technology is outdated.
amazes start learning		Surprise or impress (someone) greatly. The view amazes them.
veterinarian start learning		A person qualified to treat diseased or injured animals. They took the pet to the veterinarian.
esteem start learning		Respect and admire. They hold him in high esteem.
hurt start learning		Cause physical pain or injury. They hurt their leg.
justified start learning		marked by a good or legitimate reason. Their actions were justified.
sully start learning		Damage the purity or integrity of; defile. They tried to sully his reputation.
movable start learning		Able to be moved from one place to another. The furniture is movable.
lying start learning		Not telling the truth. They were lying.
database start learning		An organized collection of data generally stored and accessed electronically from a computer system. They searched the database.
infringe start learning		Actively break the terms of (a law They infringe on their rights.
doodles start learning		Scribble or draw aimlessly. They drew doodles.
neurology start learning		The branch of medicine or biology that deals with the nervous system. They studied neurology.
dragging start learning		Pull (someone or something) along forcefully They were dragging the heavy load.
rabid start learning		Having or proceeding from an extreme or fanatical support of or belief in something. They had rabid fans.
dignified start learning		Having or showing a composed or serious manner that is worthy of respect. They remained dignified.
fodder start learning		Food for animal
enquiry start learning		An act of asking for information. They made an enquiry.
lupus start learning		A chronic inflammatory disease that occurs when your body's immune system attacks your own tissues and organs. She was diagnosed with lupus.
gross start learning		Total; entire. They calculated the gross profit.
prescriptions start learning		An instruction written by a medical practitioner that authorizes a patient to be provided with medicines or treatments. They filled their prescriptions.
filter start learning		A porous material through which liquid or gas is passed to remove contained impurities. They used a water filter.
lambert start learning		A unit of luminance equal to 1/π candela per square centimeter. The light was measured in lamberts.
narrator start learning		A person who narrates something The narrator told the story.
ostensible start learning		Stated or appearing to be true The ostensible reason was different.
atrophy start learning		Gradually decline in effectiveness or vigor due to underuse or neglect. The muscles began to atrophy.
herbaceous start learning		Relating to or characteristic of herbs rather than woody plants. They had herbaceous plants.
bitterns start learning		A wading bird of the heron family They saw bitterns in the marsh.
mansion start learning		A large impressive house. They lived in a mansion.
overgrown start learning		Covered with weeds or other unwanted vegetation. The garden was overgrown.
crammed start learning		Completely fill (a place or container) to the point that it appears overfull. The room was crammed with people.
concocted start learning		Create or devise (said especially of a story or plan). They concocted a plan.
priests start learning		A person authorized to perform religious rites. The priests conducted the service.
ambivalence start learning		The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone. They felt ambivalence.
parables start learning		A simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson. They told parables.
aesop start learning		A Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables now collectively known as Aesop's Fables. They read Aesop's fables.
ashamed start learning		Embarrassed or guilty because of one's actions They felt ashamed.
inadequacy start learning		The state or quality of being inadequate; lack of the quantity or quality required. They felt a sense of inadequacy.
inefficient start learning		Not achieving maximum productivity; wasting or failing to make the best use of time or resources. The system was inefficient.
incubation start learning		The process by which certain birds The eggs were in incubation.
duplicity start learning		Deceitfulness; double-dealing. They were accused of duplicity.
objections start learning		An expression or feeling of disapproval or opposition; a reason for disagreeing. They raised objections.
juries start learning		A body of people (typically twelve in number) sworn to give a verdict in a legal case on the basis of evidence submitted to them in court. The juries deliberated.
aerodynamic start learning		Having a shape that reduces the drag of air or fluid moving past. The car was aerodynamic.
grail start learning		An object much sought after. They searched for the holy grail.
inputs start learning		What is put in They analyzed the inputs.
growers start learning		A person or thing that grows. They were apple growers.
radiant start learning		Sending out light; shining or glowing brightly. They had a radiant smile.
determinant start learning		A factor that decisively affects the nature or outcome of something. They identified the key determinants.
normandie start learning		A historical region in northern France. They visited Normandie.
liner start learning		A large passenger ship or aircraft. They sailed on a liner.
speck start learning		A tiny spot or particle of dirt or other substance. There was a speck of dust.
bipartisan start learning		Involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies. They reached a bipartisan agreement.
organizers start learning		A person who organizes or plans something. The organizers planned the event.
irrationality start learning		The quality of being illogical or unreasonable. They saw the irrationality of the decision.
shibboleth start learning		belief distinguishing a particular class or group of people
nonobservance start learning		Failure or refusal to comply with a law They were guilty of nonobservance.
accessories start learning		An article or set of articles of clothing that adds to or complements a person's outfit. They bought accessories.
polygraph start learning		A machine designed to detect and record changes in physiological characteristics They took a polygraph test.
nonintervention start learning		The policy or practice of not intervening They followed a policy of nonintervention.
inability start learning		The state of being unable to do something. They had an inability to swim.
compaction start learning		The process by which sediment is squeezed and the pore space between grains is reduced by the weight of overlying sediments in the process of lithification. They studied soil compaction.
noteworthy start learning		Worthy of attention or notice; remarkable. They made noteworthy progress.
contributor start learning		A person who contributes something They were a key contributor.
gently start learning		In a careful or tender manner; mildly or softly. They spoke gently.
Word blank start learning		Definition Example
wrens The wrens were singing in the garden. typically brown songbird. start learning		A very small
hamilton start learning		A city in Ontario They visited Hamilton.
boyhood start learning		The state or time of being a boy. He remembered his boyhood.
gusher start learning		An oil well with a large natural flow. The gusher erupted.
oxidase start learning		An enzyme that promotes oxidation. Oxidase is an important enzyme.
irresponsibility start learning		Lack of responsibility. They showed irresponsibility.
linear start learning		Arranged in or extending along a straight or nearly straight line. The path was linear.
nominated start learning		Propose or formally enter as a candidate for election or for an award. They were nominated for an award.
hoard start learning		A stock or store of money or valued objects They found a hoard of coins.
convertible start learning		Able to be changed in form The car was convertible.
kitchener They went to Kitchener. Canada. start learning		A city in Ontario
lavish elaborate start learning		Rich They had a lavish party. or luxurious.
mangling start learning		Severely mutilate
dedicate start learning		Devote time They dedicate their lives to helping others.
noisy start learning		Making or given to making a great deal of noise. The children were noisy.
impartial start learning		Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and just. The judge was impartial.
oppose start learning		Disapprove of and attempt to prevent They oppose the plan.
basement start learning		The floor of a building which is partly or entirely below ground level. They went to the basement.
glassy start learning		Resembling glass. The lake was glassy.
drowning start learning		Die through submersion in and inhalation of water or other fluid. They were drowning.
petrified start learning		So frightened that one is unable to move; terrified. They were petrified with fear.
qwerty start learning		The most common modern-day keyboard layout. They typed on a qwerty keyboard.
pedaling start learning		Propel (a bicycle) by means of pedals. They were pedaling their bikes.
photocytes start learning		A light-sensitive cell in the retina of the eye. Photocytes detect light.
neuron start learning		A specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell. Neurons transmit signals.
disposition start learning		A person's inherent qualities of mind and character. They had a cheerful disposition.
wily start learning		Skilled at gaining an advantage They were wily traders.
bowling start learning		A game in which a ball is rolled along a lane to knock down pins. They went bowling.
belying start learning		Fail to give a true notion or impression of (something); disguise or contradict. Their calm demeanor was belying their anxiety.
creek start learning		A stream or brook. They walked along the creek.
lounges start learning		A public room in a hotel
fizzle start learning		Fail to produce the intended result. The plan fizzled out.
evergreen start learning		Remaining green throughout the year. The tree was evergreen.
petaled start learning		Having petals. The flower was petaled.
unwieldy start learning		Difficult to carry or move because of its size The object was unwieldy.
palms start learning		The inner surface of the hand between the wrist and fingers. They held it in their palms.
investigator start learning		A person who carries out a formal or systematic inquiry or investigation. They were an investigator.
grebes start learning		A diving bird of inland waters
needlelike start learning		Resembling a needle. The leaves were needlelike.
accordion start learning		A portable musical instrument with metal reeds blown by bellows They played the accordion.
flute start learning		A musical instrument of the woodwind group They played the flute.
mightily start learning		With great power or strength. They worked mightily.
gabled start learning		Having a gable or gables. The house had a gabled roof.
okra start learning		A flowering plant in the mallow family. They ate okra.
nonproductive start learning		Not producing or tending to produce results The meeting was nonproductive.
ottawa start learning		The capital city of Canada. They visited Ottawa.
antithesis start learning		A person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else. They were the antithesis of each other.
nationals start learning		A person belonging to a particular nation. They were nationals of the country.
panoramas start learning		An unbroken view of the whole region surrounding an observer. They saw panoramas of the mountains.
vain start learning		Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's own appearance They were vain.
lord start learning		Someone or something having power They were the lord of the manor.
biochemical start learning		Relating to the chemical processes and substances which occur within living organisms. They studied biochemical reactions.
nitrate start learning		A salt or ester of nitric acid They measured the nitrate levels.
oxidiser start learning		A substance that oxidizes another substance. They used an oxidiser.
charcoal start learning		A black or dark gray substance consisting of amorphous carbon
chants start learning		A short They sang chants.
nontechnical start learning		Not related to or using scientific or technical terms. They gave a nontechnical explanation.
inflexible start learning		Unable to be changed or adapted. They were inflexible.
outfits start learning		A set of clothes worn together They wore matching outfits.
outsized start learning		Exceptionally large. They had outsized expectations.
lays start learning		Put down gently or carefully. They lays the baby down.
oversupply start learning		An excessive supply of something. There was an oversupply of goods.
quickest start learning		Moving or capable of moving with great speed; fast. They were the quickest.
modernize start learning		Adapt (something) to modern needs or habits. They tried to modernize the system.
nontoxic start learning		Not poisonous or harmful. The paint was nontoxic.
aches start learning		A continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of one's body. They had aches and pains.
jewels start learning		A precious stone. They wore jewels.
bling start learning		Expensive They had a lot of bling.
outsiders start learning		A person who does not belong to a particular group or society. They felt like outsiders.
oldgrowth start learning		Relating to or denoting a forest or woodland that has attained great age without significant disturbance and thereby exhibits unique ecological features. They hiked in oldgrowth forests.
grassy start learning		Covered with grass. The field was grassy.
blotches start learning		irregular spot or stain on something. They had blotches on their skin.
overambitious start learning		Having or showing excessive ambition. They were overambitious.
fare start learning		The money paid for a journey on public transport; the range of food available. They paid the fare.
hypersensitive start learning		Having an exaggerated or abnormally strong reaction to stimuli. They were hypersensitive to noise.
scavenging start learning		Search for and collect (anything usable) from discarded waste. They were scavenging for food.
querying start learning		Ask a question about something They were querying the data.
onehalf start learning		One of two equal or nearly equal parts into which a thing is or can be divided; a half. They ate onehalf of the pizza.
noncontinuation start learning		The state or condition of not continuing. They experienced noncontinuation.
noosa start learning		A town and shire in Queensland They vacationed in Noosa.
installed start learning		Place or fix (equipment or machinery) in position ready for use. They installed the software.
neurotech start learning		Technology related to the brain and nervous system. They studied neurotech.
neuropharmacological start learning		Relating to the study of the effects of drugs on the nervous system. They conducted neuropharmacological research.
nootropics start learning		Drugs substances that improve cognitive function
overcame start learning		Succeed in dealing with (a problem or difficulty). They overcame obstacles.
overstretching start learning		Stretch (something) beyond its limit. They were overstretching themselves.
commodification start learning		The action or process through which something is treated as a mere commodity; the state of being treated as a commodity. They discussed the commodification of art.
bowyer start learning		A maker of bows. The bowyer crafted a longbow.
negotiating start learning		Try to reach an agreement or compromise by discussion with others. They were negotiating a contract.
overseeing start learning		Supervise and direct. They were overseeing the project.
nonindigenous start learning		Not native to a given area. The plant is nonindigenous.
quantified start learning		Express or measure the quantity of. The data was quantified.
needing start learning		Requiring (something) because it is essential or very important. They were needing help.
outworked start learning		Surpass in work. They outworked their competitors.
selfassessment start learning		The evaluation of one's own abilities and qualities. They did a selfassessment.
duelling start learning		Engage in a duel. They were duelling with swords.
numbered start learning		Mark with a number. The pages were numbered.
glover start learning		A person who makes or sells gloves. The glover made leather gloves.
ennobled start learning		Give (someone) a noble rank or title. They were ennobled by the king.
lurking start learning		Remain hidden so as to wait in ambush for someone or something. They were lurking in the shadows.
buffering start learning		Lessen or moderate the impact of (something). The system was buffering the data.
hooting start learning		Make a loud cry of disapproval. They were hooting at the speaker.
perched start learning		Sit on or be or place on something high or narrow. The bird perched on the branch.
recreating start learning		Create again. They were recreating the scene.
oldfashioned start learning		Belonging to or characteristic of a time long past; outdated. They wore oldfashioned clothes.
hoped start learning		Want something to happen or be the case. They hoped for the best.
impacting start learning		Having a strong effect on someone or something. The decision was impacting their lives.
narrated start learning		Give an account of (a series of events They narrated the story.
oddlooking start learning		Having a strange or unusual appearance. They saw an oddlooking creature.
beamed start learning		Transmit (a radio signal or broadcast) in a specified direction. The light was beamed across the field.
nonavian start learning		Not belonging to the class Aves (birds). They studied nonavian dinosaurs.
overanalyzing start learning		Analyze (something) to excess. They were overanalyzing the situation.
latching start learning		Fasten or secure with a latch. They were latching the door.
exploiting start learning		Make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource). They were exploiting natural resources.
openlaboratory start learning		A laboratory that is open to the public or to researchers from other institutions. They worked in an openlaboratory.
barton start learning		A common English surname and place name. They lived in Barton.
narratology start learning		The study of narrative and narrative structure and the ways that these affect our perception. They studied narratology.
brewed start learning		Make (beer) by soaking They brewed beer.
waltzed start learning		Move or go in a light They waltzed across the room.
neurosurgical start learning		Relating to surgery on the nervous system They performed a neurosurgical procedure.
otto start learning		A male given name. Otto was his name.
predigital start learning		Relating to the time before digital technology became widespread. They used predigital methods.
capillaries start learning		Any of the fine branching blood vessels that form a network between the arterioles and venules. Blood flows through capillaries.
neuroimaging start learning		Techniques that produce images of the structure or function of the brain or other parts of the nervous system. They used neuroimaging to study the brain.
naturalizing start learning		Introduce (non-native organisms) into a region and cause them to become established as if native. They were naturalizing plants.
crouching start learning		Adopt a position where the knees are bent and the upper body is brought low. They were crouching behind the wall.
irene start learning		A female given name. Irene was her name.
kippen start learning		A village in Scotland. They visited Kippen.
selfconfident start learning		Feeling sure of oneself and one's abilities. They were selfconfident.
angeles start learning		A city in California. They visited Los Angeles.
marram start learning		A tough grass that grows on sandy shores and helps to bind them. Marram grass grew on the dunes.
nonidentical start learning		Not identical; different. They were nonidentical twins.
onedimensional start learning		Having or relating to a single dimension. The figure was onedimensional.
owning start learning		Have (something) as one's own; possess. They were owning the property.
namecalling start learning		The use of abusive or insulting language. They engaged in namecalling.
nongeographers start learning		People who are not geographers. The book is for nongeographers.
dosing start learning		Give doses of (a medicine or drug). They were dosing the patient.
nanomaterial start learning		A material with at least one external dimension in the size range from approximately 1–100 nanometers. They studied nanomaterial.
plasmon start learning		A quantum of plasma oscillation. They studied plasmons.
gobbled start learning		Eat (something) hurriedly or greedily. They gobbled the food.
kong start learning		A fictional giant monster resembling a gorilla. They saw King Kong.
decks start learning		A platform in a ship or boat. They were on the decks.
imperator start learning		Commander (used as a title or name). They called him Imperator.
vying start learning		Compete eagerly with someone in order to do or achieve something. They were vying for attention.
quasicrystal start learning		A substance with a structure that is ordered but not periodic. They studied quasicrystals.
quasicrystals start learning		Substances with a structure that is ordered but not periodic. They studied quasicrystals.
antinuclear start learning		Opposed to the use of nuclear weapons or nuclear power. They were antinuclear activists.
biodegradation start learning		The breakdown of organic matter by microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. They studied biodegradation.
deployable start learning		Able to be deployed. The system was deployable.
mainlanders start learning		A person who lives on the main part of a country or continent. The islanders traded with mainlanders.
mankillers start learning		Animals that have been known to kill humans. They warned of mankillers.

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