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This document defines 4 vocabulary words - immaculate, junction, yearn, and collate - providing the positive and negative meanings for each word. Immaculate means flawless and impeccable or unclean. Junction refers to a link and connection or detachment. Yearn means to ache and thirst or dislike. Collate is defined as to collect and assemble or disperse.
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Presentation 18
- 1. Vocabulary word Curshell and Keiondra
- 2. Immaculate • S-flawless and impeccable • A-unclean
- 3. Junction • S-link and connection • A-detachment
- 4. Yearn • S-ache and thirst • A-dislike
- 5. Collate • S-collect and assemble • A-disperse