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accomplish

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Ac · comp · lish

is a verb that means to bring to its goal or conclusion, carry out, perform, or finish. 

• When we finish a project, we accomplish a goal that we set.

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judgment

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Judg · ment

is a noun that means the ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion.

• A judgment can be made from a first impression or after getting to know someone or the facts.

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ecstatic

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Ec · stat · ic

is an adjective that means feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement. 

• Getting a present or something that makes us very happy leaves us ecstatic.

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successful

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Suc · cess · ful

is an adjective that means accomplishing an aim or purpose.

• We will always be successful when we try our hardest at a task.

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visualize

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Vis · u · al · ize

is a verb that means to form a mental image of or imagine. 

• Basketball players visualize the ball going through the hoop and artists visualize a finished work of art.

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collaborate

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Col · lab · or · ate

is a verb that means to work jointly on an activity, especially to produce or create something.

• Our group will collaborate on a science project together.