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Distraught:

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Vigilant

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To speak wildly about something, crazy or excitedly

Extremely worried or upset

Something that keeps repeating or goes on forever.

To break down over time.

Alert; watching for danger

Seems to be everywhere

To destroy; cause severe damage

To be more likely to act a certain way or have a certain condition

To be sent to a lesser position

To spread something widely (usually an idea)

The crazy old man would ______ for hours at anyone who came near him. Mostly about some kind of prune juice conspiracy.

True story: After buying a new car to replace the one that was stolen, my friend became ______ when it was also stolen in less than a month.

Whenever it rains, there's this ______ noise from the water dripping that keeps going, even after the rain stops.

You have to eventually take down the plastic clips that hold up Christmas lights, otherwise they'll _____ in the hot summer. This lesson was learned the hard way.

The enemy could attack at any moment, so be ______!

Dogs are so _____ in Seattle that there are more of them here than children.

Let us slaughter the enemy, burn the fields, and _____ the city.

Because there's a history of diabetes in my family, I'm _____ to having it as well.

You're late again? Looks like I'm going to have to _____ you to kitchen duty. Do better and maybe you'll get your old position back.

If you don't wear a mask, it will be easier for diseases to _____ among everyone at the party.

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