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25 Cards in this Set
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DISEASE (Noun)
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The doctor treated the disease
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EXPERIMENT (Noun)
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I want to experiment with this paint
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DISCOVERY (Noun)
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The discovery of oil changed our lives.
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DISABLE (Verb)
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Did the accident disable the car?
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INTERNATIONAL (Adj)
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The border with Canada is international
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DISHONEST (Adj)
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A liar is a dishonest person
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EXPORT (Adj)
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We export wheat to other countries
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EXPERIENCE (Noun)
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Ronda has no cooking expience
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INTERRUPT (Verb)
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Please do not interrupt the speakers
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EXTREME (Adj)
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The lake froze in the extreme cold
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EXHAUST (Verb)
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The long hike might exhaust you
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DISTRESS (Noun)
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The bad news caused her much distress
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EXPAND (Verb)
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Air will make the balloon expand
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EXTENT (Noun)
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What is the extent of the damage?
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DISTURB (Verb)
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Loud noises disturb the baby
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INTERFERE (Verb)
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Do not interfere with his work
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DISGUISE (Verb)
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That costume is a great disguise!
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DISCOURAGE (Verb)
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Do not let little problems discourage you
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EXPENSIVE (Adj)
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He paid to much for the expensive hat
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INTERVIEW (Noun)
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Mia was early for her job interview
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DISINFECTANT** (Noun)
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We use disinfectant to clean the counter tops
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EXPERTISE ** (Noun)
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The man is an expertise in the clothing business
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INTERVENE** (Verb)
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The teacher had to intervene between the two boys
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EXPOSURE** (Noun)
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The exposure of the thief was a shock
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INTERDEPENDENT** (Adj)
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The dog and child were interdependent on each other
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