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adjo in in g [ad3dinin] adj.<br />
If something is adjoining, it is next to or joined with a building, or room.<br />
—►I couldn’t sleep because the people in the adjoining room were loud.<br />
allege [aied3] v.<br />
To allege something is to say that it is true without offering proof.<br />
-> The little girl had alleged that her older brother hid her favorite doll.<br />
arch [a:rtj] n.<br />
An arch is a curved opening formed under a structure such as a bridge or doorway.<br />
-► The arch o f the bridge was not high enough for the tall boat to pass underneath.<br />
assemble [asembal] V.<br />
To assemble means to get together in one place.<br />
-* The parents assembled to discuss ways to improve their children’s education.<br />
casualty [kse3ualti] n.<br />
A casualty is a person killed or injured in a war or an accident.<br />
-*■ The only casualty in the car accident was a woman who broke her arm.<br />
erect [irekt] V.<br />
To erect something means to build it.<br />
—»The king erected two towers on the north and south sides o f his castle.<br />
foul [faul] adj.<br />
If something is foul, then it is not pleasant or enjoyable.<br />
—>He wouldn’t let his dog drink from the water because it had a foul smell.<br />
hectare [hektear] n.<br />
A hectare is a unit of measure equal to 10, ooo square meters.<br />
—►His family farm covered many hectares.<br />
heighten [tiaitn] v.<br />
To heighten an emotion means to increase the intensity of it.<br />
—>The pleasant music heightened their enjoyment o f the wonderful dinner.<br />
hospitality [haspitselati] n.<br />
Hospitality is friendly behavior and entertainment given to guests or strangers.<br />
-» The travelers were amazed at the hospitality given them by the hotel’s staff.<br />
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