Sentance:
There are many analogies in the Bible to help people understand God.
Vindicate-[vin-di-keyt]- to clear from blame or suspiction; justify or prove right
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Carl could vindicate him self from the crime of robbing the bank in court because he had a solid alibi.
Placebo-[pluh-see-boh]-na substance which contains no medicine, but which the reciver believe is a medicine
Sentance:
Doctors give placebos to patients that need something to make them mentally feel better.
emanate- [em-uh-neyt]- to flow or come ouut from a source; come forth
Sentance:
As we were walking toward the concert, I could hear the music emanate from the auditorium.
annihilate-[uh-nahy-uh-leyt]-to destroy completely; reduce to nothingness
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When Shelby was new at our school girls would spread rumors about her to annihilate her reputation.
n]- a standard by whichsomething is or can be judgedSentance:
Once Kayla read the first criterion for being a model was to be at least five foot elevan inches, she new she needed to find a new dream.
Subversive[-suh
b-vur-zhuh-ner-ee, -shuh-]-acting or intending to undermine or overthrow something established.Sentance:
Ever since Jordan broke up with Baily, she has been trying to subversive all his new relationships.
Staunch-[stawnch]-firm, loyal, strong in support
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I cannot believe after Tiger Woods betrayed his wife's trust that he would still have staunch fans.
Holistic- [hoh-lis-tik]-emphasizing the wole and the interdependence of its parts, rather than the parts seperately
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It can seem very overwelming if you think of cooking Thanks Giving dinner with a holistic aproach. You must cook each dish one at a time, one ingredent at a time.
Proficient-[pruh-fish-uh
nt]-skilled; expertSentance:
I trust Michael's opinion on what math courses would be suitable for me, after all he is proficient in math.
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