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LIST 6

LIST 6. repertoire ( noun ) --. The entire stock of skills or products one is able to offer. The magician’s repertoire of tricks included levitating and mind reading. thrive (v.) --. To grow or develop vigorously. When we reduced the number of pests our bees thrived and doubled in number .

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LIST 6

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  1. LIST 6

  2. repertoire(noun) -- The entire stock of skills or products one is able to offer The magician’s repertoire of tricks included levitating and mind reading.

  3. thrive(v.) -- To grow or develop vigorously When we reduced the number of pests our bees thrived and doubled in number. thriving adj.

  4. agility(noun) -- The ability to move quickly and easily; skill Running the hurdles requires great agility and concentration. agileadj.

  5. relentless(adj.) -- Marked with sustained effort; constant The zombies relentlessly pursued their victims, neither bullets, fire, nor walls could stop them. relentlessly adv. relentlessnessnoun

  6. precocious(adj.) -- Unusually advanced or mature Teri was a precocious three-year-old who enjoyed watching the Discovery channel . precociously adv. precociousnessnoun

  7. bewildered(adj.) -- Completely puzzled or confused A bewildered look came over Rasha’s face when she arrived at school and no one was there. bewilder verb bewildermentnoun

  8. diminish(v.) -- To make smaller or less important The large crowds diminished the possibility of actually seeing the President. diminishing adj.

  9. belittle(v.) -- To treat as less valuable Marcus’ attitude of contempt was belittling toward Rachel. belittling adj. belittlementnoun

  10. vanity(noun) -- Excessive pride Her vanity made her look down on others and relentlessly look at herself in every mirror. vainadj. vainly adv.

  11. ensue(verb) -- To come afterward; to result Because the other team kept bad mouthing them, a fight ensued before the game ended.

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