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deepest |
I dug the deepest hole I could make.
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bandage |
The nurse wrapped a bandage around his wound.
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punishment |
A punishment is a penalty given to someone who has committed a crime.
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pointless |
It is pointless trying to argue with him.
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likeness |
There is a likeness between twins.
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quickest |
The blue car was the quickest.
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cabbage |
A cabbage is a vegetable with thick green or purple leaves around a spherical heart.
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replacement |
The bicycle needed a replacement wheel.
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endless |
The road was endless.
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slowest |
The snail is one of the slowest animals.
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postage |
How much is the postage on this card?
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compartment |
The suitcase had a secret compartment.
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helpless |
The sailors were helpless in the stormy weather.
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greatest |
It was the greatest win he had ever had.
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shortage |
After the earthquake there was a shortage of fresh water.
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equipment |
If the equipment is misused it will get broken.
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fearless |
The fearless boy was not scared of the huge spider.
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