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active |
My grandpa is very active despite his age.
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cheerful |
The good exam result made her feel cheerful all day.
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cruel |
Please don't be cruel to the little dog!
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generous |
Scrooge learns to be kind and generous towards others.
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innocent |
He is completely innocent of any crime.
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mean |
Please do not be mean to your brother.
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nosy |
Don't be so nosy.
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practical |
Wearing high heels in the mountains is not very practical.
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sensitive |
A sensitive person can be easily upset.
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sensible |
It is very sensible to do your homework on time.
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strong |
You need strong footwear to walk over rocks.
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understanding |
His understanding of geography was limited.
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rude |
Is it rude to stare?
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hostile |
The hostile man shook his fists angrily.
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curious |
The curious kitten popped the balloon.
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stare |
Please don't stare at her.
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