Jade, Kasheem
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again |
I have lost my door key again.
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complain |
I'm going to complain about the awful smell.
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contain |
A balanced diet should contain protein.
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detain |
They could detain her without trial.
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disdain |
He looked at his brother with disdain.
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domain |
My room is my domain and I go there for peace and quiet.
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entertain |
They hired a clown to entertain at the birthday party.
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explain |
Please explain why you are late.
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maintain |
A car will last longer if you maintain it well.
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obtain |
Valentine worked very hard to obtain her degree.
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refrain |
Please refrain from talking in the silent study area.
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remain |
He tried to remain alert.
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restrain |
Please restrain your dog.
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sustain |
The man could not sustain working twelve hours a day.
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terrain |
The terrain was rocky.
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