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NUMBER
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WORD
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DEFINITION
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SENTENCE EXAMPLE
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1
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ERUDITION
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Impressive knowledge that is learned by
studying
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A scholar or remarkable erudition
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2
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CAUSALITY
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The relationship between something that happens
and the thing that causes it
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Scientists found no causality between the
events
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3
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VACILLATE
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To repeatedly change your opinions
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She has vacillated the issue
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4
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SOVEREIGNTY
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Unlimited power over a country
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Upon leaving home she felt that she had
achieved sovereignty for the first time in her life
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5
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ADJOURN
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To end something for a period of time
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The chairman has adjourned the meeting
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