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strife |
Long years of argument had led to terrible strife between the two families.
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toil |
Toil means to work long and hard.
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strive |
We always strive to work our hardest.
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grudge |
After our argument she still bears me a grudge.
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annotate |
I should annotate by diagram with short notes and descriptions.
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erupt |
When will the volcano next erupt?
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fracas |
The argument between the men led to a fracas which then became a riot.
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carnage |
The bombing was timed to cause as much carnage as possible.
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forfeit |
He will forfeit his chance of promotion.
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The prologue is at the beginning of the play.
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recipient |
The recipient of the most achievement points will win a prize.
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rebellious |
Rebellious citizens in District Twelve decided to fight against the Capitol.
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passive |
Other citizens in District Twelve remained passive and took no action against the Capitol.
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feud |
There was a family feud in Romeo and Juliet.
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sonnet |
A 14 line poem split into octet and sestet usually about love.
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