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Anasazi-style: Indian style
Earliest phase, of their period is known as the Basket Makers period.
Ex. I wanted to purchase the ancient Anasazi-style jar.
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Tentatively
Describe something you are unsure or hesitant about.
Ex. She tentatively accepted the request to go to the party with her friend.
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Shunning
Persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (someone something) throughout antipathy or caution.
Ex. She put out her hand shunning the speaker.
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Palmetto
A fan palm, especially of a number occurring from the southern US to northern south America
Ex. Running from the dog she nearly tripped over the palmetto.
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Mesmerizing
Capture the complete action of (someone); hypnotize (someone)
Ex. The chocolate was extremely mesmerizing the two kids.
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Meringue
an item of sweet food made from a mixture of egg whites and sugar until crisp.
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Regal
Of resembling, or fit for a monarch, especially in being magnificent or dignified
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Stampeding
Rush wildy in a sudden mass panic
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Anasazi-style: Indian style
Earliest phase, of their period is known as the Basket Makers period.
Ex. I wanted to purchase the ancient Anasazi-style jar.
Page 139
Paragraph 4
Tentatively
Describe something you are unsure or hesitant about.
Ex. She tentatively accepted the request to go to the party with her friend.
Page 142
Paragraph 5
Shunning
Persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (someone something) throughout antipathy or caution.
Ex. She put out her hand shunning the speaker.
Page 143
Paragraph 4
Palmetto
A fan palm, especially of a number occurring from the southern US to northern south America
Ex. Running from the dog she nearly tripped over the palmetto.
Page 158
Paragraph 1
Mesmerizing
Capture the complete action of (someone); hypnotize (someone)
Ex. The chocolate was extremely mesmerizing the two kids.
Page 168
Paragraph 8
Meringue
an item of sweet food made from a mixture of egg whites and sugar until crisp.
Page 169
Paragraph 7
Regal
Of resembling, or fit for a monarch, especially in being magnificent or dignified
Page 174
Paragraph 4
Stampeding
Rush wildy in a sudden mass panic
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