easily influenced or harmed by something. (adjective)

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dirty and untidy, especially from rain or mud. (adjective)

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to become involved in a situation to change what is happening. (verb)

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using power in a cruel and unfair way. (adjective)

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to release or show a quality strongly and openly. (verb)

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to surprise or confuse someone so much that they do not know what to say or do. (verb)

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to drink or eat something quickly and greedily. (verb)

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to stop resisting and accept something, especially under pressure. (verb)

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to ask someone urgently and seriously to do something. (verb)

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having a pale or sickly appearance. (adjective)

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to deliberately leave someone or something out. (verb)

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made up of many different types or people that do not seem to belong together. (adjective)

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to leave secretly, often to avoid being caught. (verb)

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moving in a smooth, curving way. (adjective)

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to argue about minor or unimportant details. (verb)

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worn out from overuse; thin or tattered. (adjective)

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harsh and difficult to live in; unfriendly. (adjective)

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spending or costing too much; lacking restraint. (adjective)

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rough or harsh in texture, manner, or language. (adjective)

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He was gr (a)   wounded in the crash and needed immediate surgery. (adv)

His sus (a)   to colds increased during the winter months. (n)

The be (a)   cat looked like it had been caught in a storm. (adj)

Without the teacher’s in (a)   , the argument might have escalated. (n)

The citizens rose up against the ty (a)   that had controlled them for years. (n)

She walked in, ex (a)   confidence with every step. (v – present participle)

He looked non (a)   when asked a question he wasn’t expecting. (adj)

He kept g___z____ soda despite already having three cans. (v – present participle)

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The team’s cap (a)   in the final minutes shocked the crowd. (n)

With be (a)   eyes, the child begged for another scoop of ice cream. (adj)

The wh (a)   boy trembled at the thought of speaking on stage. (adj)

His ex (a)   from the group project made him feel left out. (n)

A mo (a)   of musicians and artists filled the square with colour and sound. (n)

The police tracked down the ab (a)   after a week-long search. (n)

The river moved si (a)   through the valley, twisting with grace. (adv)

Stop q___b___ over tiny details and focus on the big picture. (v – present participle)

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His th (a)   excuse didn’t convince anyone. (adj)

The in (a)   of the hosts made us leave early. (n)

His ex (a)   was clear from the gold-plated cutlery. (n)

The bread was c (a)   ground, giving it a gritty texture. (adv)