CURIOSITY
A strong desire to learn, know, investigate, or understand something unfamiliar.
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- An unusual or interesting object that attracts attention because it is rare or strange.
ROUT
A disorderly retreat or decisive defeat in which one side is overwhelmed.
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- As a verb, to defeat an opponent completely and convincingly.
- To force someone or something out of a hiding place.
SUBJECT
The person, thing, issue, or idea being discussed, studied, written about, or depicted.
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- In grammar, the sentence element that typically performs or experiences the action.
- A person governed by a monarch or another sovereign authority.
- As an adjective, dependent upon or likely to experience a stated condition.
ATTRACTION
A quality or feeling that draws attention, interest, affection, or desire toward someone or something.
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- A place, activity, or feature that people visit for enjoyment.
- A force that draws physical objects or particles toward one another.
ATTACHMENT
A strong emotional bond, affection, or sense of connection to a person, place, or thing.
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- The act or condition of fastening one thing securely to another.
- An added part that is joined to something larger for a particular purpose.
SPIRIT
The nonphysical part of a person associated with identity, consciousness, or inner life.
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- A person’s mood, courage, enthusiasm, or characteristic attitude.
- A supernatural being, such as a ghost or other incorporeal presence.
- A strong distilled alcoholic drink, especially one consumed in small measures.
BODY
The complete physical structure of a person, animal, or other living organism.
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- An organized group of people acting together in an official or shared capacity.
- The main or largest part of an object, work, or collection.
- A substantial quantity or mass of material, information, or evidence.
COARSE
Rough in texture or made from relatively large particles rather than fine ones.
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- Rude, vulgar, or lacking refinement in language, behavior, or manner.
- Broad or approximate rather than finely detailed or precisely divided.
CRUSH
To press, squeeze, or strike something so forcefully that it changes shape or breaks.
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- A dense crowd of people pressed closely together in a limited space.
- To defeat, suppress, or overwhelm someone or something completely.
WEIGH
To measure how heavy a person or object is, usually with a scale or balance.
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- To consider competing facts or choices carefully before reaching a decision.
- To have a specified weight or exert a particular amount of heaviness.
- To burden or trouble someone mentally, as when a concern weighs on the mind.
SIGNATURE
A person’s name written in a distinctive form to identify or authorize a document.
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- A distinctive feature, style, or quality strongly associated with a particular person or thing.
- The act of signing one’s name as confirmation, approval, or acknowledgment.
INTEREST
A feeling of wanting to pay attention to, learn about, or become involved with something.
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- Money charged for borrowing funds or earned by lending or saving them.
- A legal, financial, or personal share in a business, property, or undertaking.
- An activity or topic that someone regularly enjoys or cares about.
RODE
The simple past tense of RIDE, meaning traveled while supported by a horse, bicycle, vehicle, or similar conveyance.
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- Also used when someone was carried by or traveled aboard a moving vehicle.
- Can describe remaining successfully mounted during an animal’s movement.
OPPORTUNITY
A favorable situation or occasion that makes it possible to do or achieve something.
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- A chance to seek employment, advancement, experience, or another desired result.
- An opening created by circumstances, timing, or the availability of resources.
FEELINGS
Emotional states or reactions, such as happiness, sadness, anger, fear, or affection.
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- Physical sensations produced by touch, pain, temperature, or bodily awareness.
- Opinions, intuitions, or personal impressions that may not come from formal reasoning.
PERSEVERANCE
Continued effort toward a goal despite difficulty, delay, failure, or discouragement.
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- The quality shown by someone who keeps trying when progress is slow or obstacles persist.