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appropriate 		Your behaviour hasn't been appropriate today.
chauffeur 		I went in a chauffeur driven car. *
cocoa 		I love the taste of cocoa. *
composer 		The composer was a great man. *
hotelier 		I would like to work as a hotelier. *
localise British English spelling 		We need to localise the event. *
loneliness 		Loneliness is a very sad feeling. *
megaphone 		The announcement will come over the megaphone. *
microscope 		You will see this more clearly under the microscope. *
momentary
monotone
motionless 		She stood motionless on the shore. *
motorised British English spelling 		It is a motorised skateboard. *
oceanic
pneumonia 		Pneumonia can be a very serious illness. *
poetic 		She is a very poetic writer. *
quotation 		Remember to include quotation. *
supposedly 		The student was supposedly sick during the class test. *

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