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circle |
I have a wide circle of friends.
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circumference |
The circumference of the circle was large.
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circular |
The circular road was difficult to navigate.
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circus |
I object to animals performing in a circus.
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circuit |
He's the fastest round the circuit.
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circumnavigate |
The explorer decided to circumnavigate the world.
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circumstance |
The judge made a decision based on the difficult circumstance the defendant was faced with.
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transport |
After the car crash he had no transport.
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transmit |
The radio began to transmit the message.
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transparent |
Quartz is a hard transparent mineral.
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transparency |
In Science we investigated the transparency of different materials.
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transatlantic |
I went on a transatlantic flight to America.
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translate |
Can you translate from French?
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transform |
A new coat of paint will transform this room.
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translation |
The translation from French to English was not accurate.
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circulate |
It took a while for the news to circulate.
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