English, 29.04.2021 23:30 granniejo

Verb: decide verb past tense: decided
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noun root: price
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root: weal (meaning well-being; prosperity)
noun: wealth
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noun: contempt
adjective: contemptuous
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verb root: heal
noun: health
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noun: wrath
adjective: wrathful
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noun root: mystery
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noun root: nerve
adjective: nervous
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noun: ambition
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ambitious greatly desirous; motivated by desire to achieve an object or goal
bitterly in a bitter or cynical manner
clumsily awkwardly
contemptuously in a despising manner
dazzling blinding; overwhelming with spectacular display
decidedly unquestionably; definitely; without hesitation
doleful filled with grief; mournful; melancholy
dreadfully in a manner inspiring fear, terror, or distaste
fascinating captivating; arousing interest
fearfully in the manner of one who is afraid
guilty at fault; responsible for a wrong act
healthy hearty; strong; well
indignantly in a manner displaying indignation
mysterious puzzling; unknown
nervously in an uneasy manner
precious of high cost or worth; valuable
proudly in a prideful manner
quickly fast
reckless heedless or careless; headstrong
reliable dependable
restlessly a manner of being in constant motion
rough having an uneven surface; coarse
silently in a manner producing little or no noise
spattered scattered in drops or small splashes
suddenly without warning
thirsty having a desire for something to drink
timidly in a shy, hesitant manner
unpleasant not pleasing
wealthy prosperous; affluent
wrathfully

verb root: rely
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