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Emphasize most nearly means?
We will long remember our perilous journey.
chaotic
Complexity most nearly means?
Prestige most nearly means?
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Oppressive most nearly means?
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Fervently most nearly means?
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Inept most nearly means?
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Devout most nearly means?
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Erratically most nearly means?
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They consoled each other after the accident.
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The cashier negated the charge on the item.
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Sustain most nearly means?
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Void most nearly means?
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Skepticism most nearly means?
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The officer's conceit was very obvious.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Summary
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Emphasize: Most closely means accentuate, highlighting the importance of something.
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Perilous: Refers to a chaotic or dangerous journey that leaves a lasting impression.
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Complexity: Most nearly refers to intricacy, indicating the detailed nature of something.
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Prestige: Closely relates to status, denoting a high standing or reputation.
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Oppressive: Most nearly means tyrannical, relating to unjust or cruel authority.
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Fervently: Most closely means passionately, expressing intense emotions or enthusiasm.
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Inept: Most nearly translates to silly, indicating a lack of skill or competence.
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Devout: Most closely means pious, relating to deep religious devotion.
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Erratically: Means outrageously, describing actions that are unpredictable or irregular.
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Console: In the context of comforting someone after a loss, it means solaced.
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Negate: Refers to the action taken by the cashier when they nullified a charge, effectively canceling it out.
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Sustain: Most closely means tolerate, indicating the ability to endure or support.
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Void: Most nearly translates to empty, signifying a lack of content or presence.
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Skepticism: Most closely refers to cynicism, expressing doubt about the truth or reliability of something.
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Conceit: In the context of the officer, it means vanity, reflecting excessive pride in oneself.
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