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ance, ancy = state of ence, ency = state of ity = state of ship = state of

ance, ancy = state of ence, ency = state of ity = state of ship = state of. absurdity. (n)- the state of being ridiculously unreasonable or nonsensical We all laughed at the absurdity of seeing the principal kiss a pig. acuity. (n)- sharpness, especially referring to vision

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ance, ancy = state of ence, ency = state of ity = state of ship = state of

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  1. ance, ancy = state ofence, ency = state ofity = state ofship = state of

  2. absurdity • (n)- the state of being ridiculously unreasonable or nonsensical We all laughed at the absurdity of seeing the principal kiss a pig.

  3. acuity • (n)- sharpness, especially referring to vision Few birds have the acuity of a hawk.

  4. competence • (n)- the state of being capable or fit Her competence in her field was the reason she was promoted.

  5. fatality • (n)- a fixed, unalterable course of events; an event resulting in death The traffic fatality was the result of an intoxicated driver losing control of his car.

  6. fellowship • (n)- an association with friends or other people with common interests Darcy enjoyed the fellowship of the other horseback riders.

  7. relevancy • (n)- the state of being suitable or relating to the case at hand I don’t see the relevancy of your argument. It doesn’t relate to what we are discussing.

  8. reluctance • (n)- unwillingness; not wanting to do something or agree with something James expressed reluctance to try out for the class play.

  9. sanctity • (n)- the state of being sacred; holiness Speak quietly when you enter the church so you don’t disturb the sanctity of the building.

  10. scholarship • (n)- the quality of work done by a student; academic achievement Peter’s scholarship was recognized with a medal and a certificate at the awards assembly.

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