Her actions were driven by pure ma (a)   ce, not justice. (noun)

After the fight, his dis (a)   hair and torn clothes told the story. (adj)

His overall dis (a)   nt suggested he'd had a rough day. (noun)

The di (a)   house had broken windows and a caved-in roof. (adj)

Years of neglect had led to the building’s total di (a)   n. (noun)

He whispered sin (a)   , sending chills down her spine. (adv)

The sin (a)   ss of the plan became clear once the truth came out. (noun)

Copying the entire book by hand was a la (a)   process. (adj)

She moved la (a)   , her arms sore from lifting boxes. (adv)

The la (a)   ss of the task made it feel endless. (noun)

The in (a)   firefighter rushed into the burning building. (adj)

He in (a)   crossed the rickety bridge. (adv)

The doctor diagnosed him with a minor ail (a)   that would pass soon. (noun)

He m (a)   as a tutor to pay off student loans. (verb – past)

The tools were thrown in a hap (a)   pile on the floor. (adj)

The project’s failure stemmed from its hap (a)   . (noun)

Young animals are vul (a)   to predators without protection. (adj)

He stood vul (a)   , unsure of what to say. (adv)

Her vul (a)   made her easy to manipulate. (noun)

He began to wr (a)   in pain after being stung. (verb)

His wr (a)   was painful to witness. (noun)

Her sa (a)   skin hinted at illness. (adj)

The doctor noticed the sa (a)   ss of her complexion immediately. (noun)

He looked re (a)   , eyes cast down in guilt. (adj)

His re (a)   ce was shown in his efforts to make things right. (noun)

He vowed to re (a)   for his past mistakes. (verb)

The pl (a)   lake reflected the still sky. (adj)

She reacted pl (a)   , even as others panicked. (adv)

Thunder rumbled om (a)   in the distance. (adv)

The om (a)   clouds rolled in quickly before the storm. (adj)

The prisoner received a last-minute re (a)   from execution. (noun)

The country went through tur (a)   times during the civil unrest. (adj)

Their tur (a)   relationship was full of arguments and reconciliations. (adj)

The flight experienced intense tur (a)   during the storm. (noun)

The music created a me (a)   atmosphere. (adj)

He me (a)   with age and became more patient. (verb)

He suffers from chr (a)   back pain that never goes away. (adj)

The chr (a)   ty of the disease requires ongoing care. (noun)

The politician’s rh (a)   stirred the crowd emotionally. (noun)

She asked a rh (a)   question to make her point. (adj)

He answered rh (a)   ly, not expecting a reply. (adv)

Wishing harm or evil to others.

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Messy and untidy in appearance.

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In poor condition due to age or neglect.

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Suggesting something harmful or evil is coming.

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Requiring hard and tiring effort.

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Fearless and brave in the face of danger.

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A minor illness or medical condition.

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to work a second job secretly.

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Lacking order, done carelessly.

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Easily hurt or harmed, physically or emotionally.

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To twist the body in pain or discomfort.

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Unnaturally pale or yellowish in complexion.

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Feeling deep regret for wrongdoing.

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Calm and peaceful, not easily disturbed.

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Threatening or indicating something bad will happen.

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A temporary relief or delay from something unpleasant.

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Unstable, chaotic, or full of disorder.

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Soft, gentle, or relaxed in tone or mood.

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Persistent or long-lasting (often negative, like illness).

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Persuasive or impactful speech, sometimes lacking sincerity.

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