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possibly |
He couldn't possibly do anything wrong.
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terribly |
It all went terribly wrong.
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horribly |
It all went horribly wrong.
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hopeful |
I was hopeful about the result.
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careful |
Be careful not to lose your ticket.
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forceful |
I had to be very forceful to get the result I wanted.
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forcing |
Your ideas and concepts are subtly picked up within an artwork forcing the viewer to be perceptive and develop their own interpretation.
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hoping |
I'm hoping my job will be made permanent.
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tackling |
Tackling is an important skill in football.
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wrestling |
The police spent some time wrestling the burglar to the ground.
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