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avoid (verb): to keep away from; to keep from happening

avoid (verb): to keep away from; to keep from happening. avoid. avoid construction. avoid looking at someone. avoid getting sick. blame (verb): to hold responsible; find fault with. blame.

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avoid (verb): to keep away from; to keep from happening

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  1. avoid (verb): to keep away from; to keep from happening

  2. avoid

  3. avoid construction

  4. avoid looking at someone

  5. avoid getting sick

  6. blame (verb): to hold responsible; find fault with

  7. blame

  8. choke up (verb phrase): to become or cause to become speechless, as from the effect of emotion or stress: She choked up over the sadness of the tale.

  9. choke up: to become too tense or nervous to perform well: Our team began to choke up in the last inning.

  10. choke up

  11. Controversial (adjective): of or pertaining to a prolonged public argument, debate, or contention;

  12. a controversial book a controversial decision

  13. Controversial topics abortion drug usage

  14. depression (noun): The condition of feeling sad or despondent.

  15. After having a baby, some women are in a state of depression. When he was unemployed, he went through a time of depression.

  16. devastated (verb): destroyed; ruined; overwhelmed

  17. The city was devastated by the earthquake. The earthquake devastated the city.

  18. donor (noun): a person who gives or donates

  19. On my driver’s license, I’m listed as an organ donor. The rich man was a donor for the college.

  20. enhance (verb): improve; make to look better

  21. The lighting enhanced her beauty. When in trouble, they could enhance the chances of their rescue by making noise.

  22. fail (verb): to fall short of success or achievement in something

  23. Did you fail your exam?He didn’t want the experiment to fail because of poor planning.

  24. hereditary (adjective): passing, or capable of passing, naturally from parent to offspring through the genes: Blue eyes are hereditary in our family.

  25. instruction (noun): knowledge or information; the act of teaching

  26. The instruction was completed online. His mother gave him the instruction that he needed in life.

  27. recover (verb): to regain one’s strength or health after being sick

  28. He never did recover from his heart attack. Did you recover from your cold?

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