Spelling List (Week 11)

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gorgeous

Back

Extremely beautiful or attractive (She wore a gorgeous dress to the party, and everyone complimented her on her style.)

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appearance

Back

The way someone or something looks (Although his appearance was rough, he was actually kind and gentle.)

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business

Back

A company or trade; busy activity (Chiwan started her own business, but it took years of hard work to be successful.)

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weird

Back

Strange or unusual (The sky turned a weird shade of green before the storm, so we rushed inside for safety.)

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separate

Back

To divide or keep apart (They decided to separate after years of arguments, yet they remained good friends.)

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queue

Back

A line of people waiting; to line up (Molly and Andrea had to queue for hours because the concert was so popular.)

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privileged

Back

Having special rights, advantages, or opportunities (Zoe felt privileged to study at a top university, but she knew she had to work hard to stay there.)

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embarrass

Back

To cause someone to feel awkward or ashamed (He tripped in front of the whole class and embarrassed himself.)

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receive

Back

To get or accept something (Cadence was thrilled to receive a scholarship for maintaining high grades in her exams.)

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rhythm

Back

A regular pattern of movement or sound (The drummer kept a steady rhythm, and the audience clapped to the beat.)