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V ocabulary

V ocabulary. Group 5. a ppreciate uh pre she ate. V money 1) to increase in value or 2) to recognize the value of The value of the bracelet appreciated to double its original cost. b ankrupt bangk rupt. A Money h aving no money

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V ocabulary

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  1. Vocabulary Group 5

  2. appreciateuh pre she ate V money 1) to increase in value or 2) to recognize the value of The value of the bracelet appreciated to double its original cost.

  3. bankruptbangkrupt A Money having no money The local grocery store went bankrupt due to lack of customers.

  4. budgetbuh jet N money a plan for spending money within a certain time frame The family’s budget helped them save up for a vacation.

  5. contributekun tribbuoot V money to give (money, time, knowledge, or assistance) Everyone on the team contributed time and energy to the project.

  6. extravagantikstra vi gunt A money excessive or unreasonable Santa always brings me extravagant and outlandish gifts.

  7. feefe N money the charge for services My doctor charges a fee of $25 for each visit.

  8. frugalfroo-guhl A MONEY economical or penny-pinching The frugal woman only bought clothes that were on sale.

  9. invaluablein valyuhbuhl A money priceless My phone is invaluable to me; I don’t know what I would do without it.

  10. povertypahver tee N money the condition of being poor During the Great Depression, many people lived in poverty.

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