To conclude or judge from premises or evidence

Inclined to find fault or to judge with severity; involving skillful judgment as to truth or merit

to form/mark differently from other such things; to distinguish; to perceive the difference in

A decree or authoritative proclamation issued by an authority; a command

(adj.) required, mandatory

To develop gradually

To leave out; to fail to include or mention

pertaining to, or caused by motion

Characterized by unnecessary repetition in expressing ideas

The city ordered an _____ that stated curfew for minors would be set for 10:30 p.m.

School is _____ for most kids under age 18.

When I asked her for advice, she gave me a _____ speech that repeated the same point several times.

The article in the newspaper was _____ of the Senate's decision to pass the law.

It was hard to _____ the volleyball players because they all had long ponytails and were around the same height.

Over time, most of us _____ from immature, annoying teenagers into mature, thoughtful adults.

After conducting research, I can _____ that it will get cold in the winter.

When the wife asked her husband why he came home late, he said he had to stay over at work, but _____(ed) the part where he had dinner with his coworker, Janet. 😶

_____ learners are people who learn better when they are allowed to be active.

_____ the text to find the main idea and supporting details.

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