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treacherous |
That high mountain road is treacherous.
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countless |
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squandered |
The boy squandered all his pocket money on sweets on the day he was given it.
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ruefully |
Having eaten the last piece of cake, Peter looked ruefully at the empty plate.
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chivalrous |
Knights were known to be gallant and chivalrous.
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brazen |
The cheeky boy was brazen in asking for more money.
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honourable
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He was an honourable man.
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Shakespearean |
The Merchant of Venice is a Shakespearean tragedy.
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frivolities |
He squandered all of his money on frivolities.
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frivolous |
The fourteen donuts were a frivolous purchase.
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floundered |
The ship floundered on the rocks.
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trunk |
She packed all of her belongings into her trunk.
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summoned |
The King summoned her to the court.
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