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1. He seems
coy
aggressive
agitated
for no reason at all. There is actually no need for him to worry so much.
2. I wonder why he keeps
ambling
giggling
chortling
about like this. Has he nothing better to do than loiter about?
3. I like her for the
shrewdness
grotesqueness
serenity
of her face. It makes me feel calm and composed.
4. When I offered the little fellow a Lollipop, he began to
thaw
crawl
sob
.
5. He held me in a vice-like grip and I
smirked
revelled
winced
with pain.
6. She is such an
philanthropic
imposing
avaricious
woman that her husband appears puny compared to her.
7. I was
flustered
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incensed
to know that a boy of eleven had penned a novel.
8. He slapped me so violently that I am still
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fuming
both from the pain and the humiliation of it all.
9. He uses such a
perfidious
patronising
pusillanimous
tone with everybody that I hate him for his arrogance.
10. He has an
unreasoning
detrimental
terrifyng
hatred for idol worshippers! How can one live with such hatred!
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