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stopped |
The sailors stopped to work on the pontoon.
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walked |
After a tiring day, he walked home with a droop.
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grabbed |
He grabbed hold of the dog's collar to pre-empt its attack.
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skipped |
Happily, the girls skipped across the park.
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happiness |
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weakness |
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sadness |
He had to convey his sadness.
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argument |
He was the aggressor in the argument.
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enjoyment |
I was filled with enjoyment when I visited the theme park.
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amusement |
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hopeful |
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awful |
'm going to complain about that awful smell.
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careful |
Be careful not to lose your ticket.
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joyful |
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colourful
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A pheasant is a large colourful bird.
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children |
The children sat in rows.
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parents |
A child who has lost both parents is an orphan.
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beautiful |
There's a beautiful view from my balcony.
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