bulb
noun
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an electric lamp with translucent glass that is used to light a room, often round in shape
adept
adjective
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very skilled or proficient; expert
likelihood
noun
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the probability or chance that something will happen
dart
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to move somewhere suddenly and quickly
comply
verb
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to conform, submit, or adapt (as to a regulation or to another's wishes) as required or requested
fragment
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a broken or incomplete part
infant
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intended for babies or very young children
medieval
adjective
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of or relating to the period of European history from about A.D. 500 to about 1500, traditionally known as the Middle Ages
premise
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an idea or theory that becomes the basis for the next step or final outcome in a situation
oblige
verb
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to compel someone or comply with a request
explore
verb
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to examine or discuss a subject, idea, etc. thoroughly
polish
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to make smooth and shiny by rubbing
tempt
verb
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to persuade someone to do something wrong
abrupt
adjective
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coming, occurring, or ending suddenly and unexpectedly
synonym
noun
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a word or phrase that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language
nomadic
adjective
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relating to nomads or people who do not have a permanent or fixed residence
attain
verb
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to succeed in getting or achieving something, usually after a lot of effort or work
adjacent
adjective
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next to or adjoining something else
equity
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the quality of being just, reasonable, and impartial; fairness
dictate
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to give orders, control, or determine how something is done or turns out
