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disabled

February 11, 2026

adj. having a physical or mental condition that limits movements, senses, or activities.

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journey

February 11, 2026

n. a trip from one place to another.

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artificial

February 11, 2026

adj. made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally.

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presence

February 11, 2026

n. the state of being present or nearby.

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ingenious

February 11, 2026

adj. clever and original in thinking or design.

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parsimonious

February 11, 2026

adj. very unwilling to spend money or use resources.

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early

February 10, 2026

adj. happening or done before the usual time.

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disagree

February 10, 2026

v. to have a different opinion.

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distant

February 10, 2026

adj. far away in space or time.

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inauguration

February 10, 2026

n. a formal ceremony to mark the beginning of something.

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stunned

February 10, 2026

adj. very surprised or shocked.

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ensure

February 10, 2026

v. to make certain that something will occur or be the case.

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irascible

February 10, 2026

adj. easily angered or provoked.

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lively

February 9, 2026

adj. full of life and energy.

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pierce

February 9, 2026

v. to make a hole in something.

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crumb

February 9, 2026

n. a small piece of food that falls off something, like bread or cake.

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splendid

February 9, 2026

adj. very impressive and beautiful or excellent.

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exclaim

February 9, 2026

v. to say something suddenly and loudly.

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adapt

February 9, 2026

v. to change something to fit a new situation.

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incorrigible

February 9, 2026

adj. unable to be corrected or reformed.

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