Words to Go! Lesson 3 (Book F) Flashcard

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Abhor

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to hate; to shrink with disgust

(I used to abhor spinach, but now I like it.)

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to hate; to shrink with disgust

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Abhor

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Acute

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1. 1. sharp and severe (I felt an acute pain in my side.)

2. keen and sensitive (Hawks have acute vision.)

3. very serious (There is an acute shortage of water.)

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1. 1. sharp and severe

2. keen and sensitive

3. very serious

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Acute

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Bicker

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to argue over an unimportant matter

(Let's not bicker about who's taller.)

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to argue over an unimportant matter

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Bicker

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Etiquette

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the manners and behavior considered to be acceptable

(Dining etiquette is different at a picnic than at a formal/fancy dinner.)

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the manners and behavior considered to be acceptable

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Etiquette

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Foolhardy

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foolishly daring

(Jumping off a roof was a foolhardy act.)

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foolishly daring

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Foolhardy