Vocab Elementary

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uneasiness and concern, often about something with an uncertain outcome. Synonyms: apprehension, concern, butterflies in the stomach.

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anxiety (noun)

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a list of writings about a subject that was used by an author. Synonym: works cited.

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bibliography (noun)

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to work with others to produce something. Synonyms: cooperate, join forces, put heads together.

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collaborate (verb)

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standing above others because of some quality, position, or accomplishment. Synonyms: renowned, prominent, outstanding.

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eminent (adjective)

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of or relating to the outside or outer part of something. Synonyms: exterior, outermost.

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external (adjective)

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about to happen. Synonyms: approaching, impending, on the horizon, near.

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imminent (adjective)

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existing or located on the inside of something. Synonyms: interior, within.

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internal (adjective)

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concerned with what is right or wrong according to accepted standards. Synonyms: ethical, honorable, decent.

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moral (adjective)

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a lesson that can be learned from a story, a piece of information, or an experience. Synonyms: message, teaching.

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moral (noun)

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to be similar to someone or something else. Synonyms: look like, to mirror, take after.

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resemble (verb)