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  • (n.)/(adj.)1. an object made long ago; something made in the past 2. from the past; very old
    antique
  • (adj.)having value, importance, or worth; good enough for
    worthy
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    eternal
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    baggage
  • Synonym: deserving
    worthy
  • (n.)suitcases, bags, packages, equipment, or other items travelers carry; things that get in the way
    baggage
  • Synonym: to create
    establish
  • Synonym: innovator
    pioneer
  • Antonym: slowness
    haste
  • In her _____, she slammed her shoulder against the door.
    haste
  • The rabbit thumped the ground once and then leaped into the air, its tail flashing in the sunlight as it _____d/ed out with its hind legs.
    lash
  • Synonym: everlasting
    eternal
  • Synonym: to tie
    lash
  • Synonym: an heirloom
    antique
  • (v.) to set, start, organize, or bring about; to prove beyond doubt
    establish
  • (adj.) lasting for all time; with no beginning or end; continuing forever; seeming to be endless
    eternal
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    antique
  • (n.)/(v.) 1. a shortened version of previously published writings; a magazine that publishes such short versions 2. to understand or grasp an idea; to break down food within the body for nourishment
    digest
  • It was for a _____ cause, and I don't regret what I've done, he said.
    worthy
  • Lactose intolerance is an inability to properly _____ the lactose found in milk and dairy products.
    digest
  • Antonym: useless
    worthy
  • Synonym: hurry
    haste
  • Synonym: carelessness
    haste
  • Synonym: wet
    humid
  • Synonym: reasonable
    sensible
  • Synonym: wise
    sensible
  • He was a ______ in the field of medical science.
    pioneer
  • Synonym: to protest
    oppose
  • (n.) speed or quickness of motion; overeager action without caution
    haste
  • Synonym: luggage
    baggage
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    sensible
  • Of course, we agree with that, it is perfectly _____.
    sensible
  • Synonym: permanent
    eternal
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    digest
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    oppose
  • Antonym: to approve
    oppose
  • Synonym: ancient, old-fashioned, vintage
    antique
  • Antonym: foolish
    sensible
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    pioneer
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    humid
  • Synonym: a summary
    digest
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    lash
  • He merely wanted to _____ his authority, so the others would follow his lead.
    establish
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    establish
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    worthy
  • Antonym: dry
    humid
  • These _____ paintings are priceless.
    antique
  • Antonym: modern
    antique
  • Synonym: burden
    baggage
  • She wasn't allowed to have a pet dog, but she had an _____ craving for one ever since she was a child.
    eternal
  • The day had been unusually hot and _____, and she wiped sweat from her forehead.
    humid
  • (adj.) steamy or heavy with moisture; moist or damp
    humid
  • Antonym: temporary
    eternal
  • (v.)/(n.) 1. to whip or strike; to scold; to strap down with rope or cord 2. a whip; a blow made by or as if by a whip; an eyelash
    lash
  • Each passenger was allowed to take _____ that wasn't over 20kg.
    baggage
  • (v.) to be against, resist, object to; to be in direct contrast with
    oppose
  • Synonym: explorer
    pioneer
  • (n.)/(v.) 1. a person or group that goes to explore, open, prepare, or settle an area; someone who breaks new ground, as in science or ideas 2. to open the way for others to follow
    pioneer
  • We could do whatever we wanted. There was no one to _____ us.
    oppose
  • What is the vocabulary word?
    haste
  • (adj.) showing or having good judgment or reason; aware of
    sensible
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