Chapter 13: What’s Your Type?
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Chapter 13: What’s Your Type?
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agonizing adj.
After hours in the blazing sun, the hikers felt an agonizing thirst.
Ryan described breaking his arm as being agonizing. He said nothing had ever hurt that much.
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energetic adj.
The energetic soccer game left all the players tired and hungry.
At the age of 70, my grandmother is still energetic enough to go for a long, fast walk every evening after dinner.
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foresight n.
Jen had the foresight to apply to several colleges, knowing that she might not get into the one she wanted most.
People who are always late show a lack of foresight.
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interval n.
The interval between Christmas and New Year’s Day is only a week.
There was an interval of several hours between the births of the twins—in fact, they were born on separate days.
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prosper v.
Tito's popular food truck continues to prosper even though similar food trucks are going out of business.
Since starting small in the 1950s, McDonalds has prospered and now has restaurants in more than 100 countries.
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strive v.
Every year, many mountain climbers strive to reach the top of Mount Everest.
Thomas strives to break the school high jump record by the end of the track season.
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substance n.
Gold is such a soft substance that it can be pounded into a very thin sheet.
Caramel is a gooey substance found in many chocolate candies and other desserts.
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tolerance n.
That teacher is known for her tolerance. She encourages students to speak freely in her classroom, even when their ideas differ from hers.
Because of the Johnsons’ tolerance, their son-in-law’s different religion is not a problem for the family.
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trait n.
My best friend’s nicest trait is her ability to laugh at herself.
My worst trait is always worrying about what people think of me.
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withdraw v.
My dad withdrew cash from his bank account at the ATM.
When Warren came down with the flu, he had to withdraw his offer to babysit his sister’s kids.
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