Vocab Week 12: Sentences

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Only one thing is universally valued: water. Shortages may cause catastrophic fallout in the next decade.

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commodity

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The world in which Guy Montag lives is a total...

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dystopia

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My wedding left me in a _?_ state.

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beatific

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Moana's island is described as a _?_. It's a happy, idyllic community with great weather.

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utopia

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The value of the American dollar is what many nations measure their _?_ by.

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currency

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Cause and effect in a story starts with the _?_.

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catalyst

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Ben has a bit of a _?_ to do whatever pops into his head. I love him for it because he's got quite the spirit, but I sometimes wish he would think before acting.

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proclivity

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Something _?_ about conspiracy theories often leads to disturbing conclusions and reactions.

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insidious

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Dali's overall aesthetic is somewhat _?_.

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melancholic

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Presidents' approach during the State of the Union is often _?_ with smiles for good news but generally serious.

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earnest

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