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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:
The employee had to get a doctors certificate in order to be absent on sick leave for more than three days.
In medieval times, aspiring knights often tried to abduct heiresses in order to marry them and secure their fortunes.
The scam artists absconded with all the coins on the cryptocurrency exchange.
When the girl he asked out said no, he plunged into a state of abject depression.
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I'm not an aspiring knight, and these are not the middle ages, but I'm thinking of abducting a heiress or 2, just to "secure their fortunes." Can you recommend any available heiresses?? :-)
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Absent.
The employee had been absent from work because of a work injury.
Abduct.
When the Amber Alert came up, we saw that there had been a child abduction in the area.
Abscond.
We saw the raccoon come out of the trash can as he absconded a piece of old pizza.
Abject.
When she saw the horror movie, she recoiled in abject terror and eventually had to leave the theater.
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MY VOCAB PRACTICE
James was absent from the meeting because of an emergency situation he had to attend to.
The gate man absconded with his employer's car.
The abducted kids have been rescued by the police
I can't live an abject lifestyle
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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:
Absent:
I've been finding myself absentmindedly playing video games for hours, neglecting the studies I've been interested in.
Abduct:
Abducting the red head, the little one who swings by the teacher everyday after class, is going to happen when the principle gets an important phone call from his "wife."
Abscond:
He, the only one willing to take her abuse, absconded the brush after she, a child dealing with the sudden loss of her vision, smashed the handle against the desk.
Abject:
My abject thoughts get more attention than anything positive I might have to say about myself.
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absent
He was a little bit absent at the party even though he was right there.
abduct
The girl who was abducted was saved after two weeks.
abscond
He tried to abscond the feelings away but he can't control what the other half feels.
abject
When I visited Ghana, I started crying seeing so many people living in abject poverty.
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She was absent in class because she was sick with fever.
The little girl was abducted by kidnappers who wanted a ransom from the parents.
He couldn’t make his car payment on time, so the creditor absconded the car away from him. way
It must be abjecting to live in the slums.
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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:
My raggedy, stuffed monkey was absconded from me yesterday and I feel like my mother had abducted my best friend. Since I’ve lost George, I have locked myself in my room, absent from the rest of the world. This quiet protest has been an abject failure. I miss watching TV with my family.
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MY VOCAB PRACTICES
Absent- The boy was absent from school.
Abduct- The kidnappers plan to abduct the man before they were nabbed.
Abscond- The girl absconded with my money.
Abject- The act was an abject one
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Hello appreciated @majes.tytyty.
I admire your perseverance with these vocabulary exercises. I see that this is # 259.
I congratulate you from my heart.
Thanks. Yes, I've been at it for quite a while. I still have about 100 more of these.
Then, of course, I'll move on to another series.
100 more? how good!
I will continue doing the executions every time. I like them very much.
English is not my native language. Sometimes I feel insecure to do the prayers, so I have to find out different examples. In that way I have learned.
Thank you.
Great. This is intended primarily for English as a Second Language learners. So you should benefit greatly from it.
Study a few words per day, for a year or more, and your vocabulary will surely increase. Best of luck.
I'm loving it! Thanks so much for your efforts!
very nice bro
hi @ majes.tytyty thank you for the info, I know this post from @crypto.piort seems to have to practice frequently😊