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11. jaundice (n) a yellow discoloration of the skin and tissues caused by a medical condition, such as hepatitis
13. myth (n) a fictional story told as true in a particular culture, often containing a moral or explaining natural
phenomena through supernatural tales
14. navigate (v) to control the course and direction of a vessel or vehicle; to find a route, as with a map
15. omnivorous (adj) eating food from both animals and plants
18. premonition (n) a prophetic feeling; an impression that an event, often a bad event, will happen in the future
19. ravine (n) a deep, long depression in the earth, as a canyon or gorge
25. zealot (n) a person who is fanatical or holds extreme and passionate views on a particular topic, especially a
religion
Synonyms:
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same as the word given.
1. forgiving 6. tale
2. entryway 7. viewpoint
3. quiet 8. fear
4. worsen 9. gorge
Antonyms:
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given.
Analogies:
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relationship between the second set of words as exists between the first set of words.
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sentence.
31. There is and legend in every culture, such as the story of Paul Bunyan.
32. I'm beginning to think it's his attitude that's preventing him from getting a job.
33. I tried to her from taking a vacation right now, but she's doing it anyway.
34. The look of caused by his kidney disease gave his skin an unhealthy hue.
35. She felt a growing about going into the graveyard at night.
37. Through the valley, there ran a deep cut into the earth by a river.
39. From his , he couldn't see anything wrong with the plan, but he wasn't viewing
the whole picture.
40. She waited in the while the maid told them she was there.
42. The for him to save money was the cost of college for his three children.
44. The mining process will the land, removing all the trees and cover from the earth.
46. Scientists fear that a disease could overload heath care systems around the world.
47. His appearance did not deter her; she was just glad to see him.
48. It was difficult to the trail that led to the overlook, but they found their way.
49. In my opinion, the judge was too and should have given her a longer sentence.
50. We had a agreement never to bring up the subject; we both just knew not to.
51. I know you were trying to help, but you'll the situation if you keep doing that!
52. The bracelet was just a , but she loved it even though it was worthless.
54. Although he is , it's not that he's unfriendly; he's just shy.
55. You have my about the death of your pet; I know how sad you must be.