Lesson 6: Weeks 16, 17, & 18 Finding Meanings
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To stint is to limit or restrict.
An addiction is a habit that is hard to break.
To confront someone is to face that person boldly.
A blatant lie is one that is obvious to everyone.
Bias is the inability to break a habit.
To debut is to overcome difficulties.
To retort is break a bad habit.
To enroll someone is to fail to treat that person fairly.
A sports addict is usually an enthusiastic fan.
A bias is the first public appearance.
A confrontation is a desire to do well.
To debut is to make a first public appearance.
Impunity is freedom from the fear of punishment.
A candid person is one who does not hold back the truth.
Intimidation is the act of threatening a person.
A retort is a quick and clever reply.
An obnoxious person is one who is anxious to please.
An aspiration is a clever reply.
A candid answer is on that is made up on the spur of the moment.
Impunity is a strong desire to succeed.
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