Vocab 4

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Definition of 'apprehend' in context: 'It took me a while to apprehend what the teacher wanted.'

Back

understand; grasp with mind

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Definition of 'apprehend' in context: The police hope to apprehend the suspect soon.

Back

capture; arrest

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Definition of 'emit' in: The fire emits heat.

Back

send off; give off

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Match the synonym for 'emit' in: A hungry lion may emit a terrifying roar.

Back

utter

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Definition of 'mutual' in: 'We had a mutual affection.'

Back

Felt by each of two people toward the other.

Front

Antonym of 'mutual' in: 'The police and the city has mutual interest in lowering the crime rate.'

Back

separate

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Definition of barren: The dry land has been barren for years.

Back

not producing anything

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Synonym for congestion: Congestion on the highway slowed our travel.

Back

clogging

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The senator will denounce the president's plan.

Back

criticize strongly

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Sally is diligent about her chores.

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hard-working