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circumstances
The details about how something happens.
"Do you know the circumstances involving the broken window?"
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circumference
the distance around a circle
The circumference of the world is about 25,000 miles.
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megabyte
a very large unit of computer data, or storage space, that is one million bytes.
A compact disk holds more than one megabyte of information.
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megaphone
a large, cone-shaped object held to the mouth to project one's voice.
The coach used a megaphone so the team could hear him.
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embrace
to put into one's arms (v); a hug (n)
Davi will embrace his grandmother when he reaches India.
Grandmother gave Davi a warm embrace.
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empower
to put into a position of power
Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to empower the believers.
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enjoy
to take joy in something
My family with enjoy going to India.
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enlarge
to make larger in size.
Prople have moved to India and helped enlarge the population.
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prolong
to extend something forward into the future.
Mr. Lee is going to prolong his vacation for another week.
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pronoun
a word that substitutes for a noun.
Mrs. Paqrk used the pronoun you in the example sentence.
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proclaim
to declare something before an audience
Hana loves to share and proclaim the good news of hte gospel.
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promotion
a forward advancement in a job, grade, or position.
Jae received a promotion at the end of the year.
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notices
to see; pays attention to; perceives
Imelda notices that today's weather is very humid.
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noticed
past tense of Notice; to have seen; saw.
- Evelyn noticed that the banyan tree trunks were very large.
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noticing
seeing; observing.
We kept noticing the banyan tree's interesting roots.
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noticeable
capable of being easily seen; noteworth.
The most noticeable thing abou the roots is their shape.
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happily
in a happy manner
Ethan happily waited for Purim to begin.
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happier
more happy
Mara was happier than her sister to be going to Isreal.
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happiest
most happy
Peter's tenth birthday was his hqappiest birthday ever.
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happiness
in a happy condition.
Everyone could see Aleeza's happiness by observing her smile.
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