to yearn
to yearn
/ˈjɝn/
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Sometimes, we yearn for it.
He was desperate, yearning to reconnect with his family from whom he'd been separated, his culture.
I definitely yearned for a connection.
to drone
to drone
/ˈdɹoʊn/
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airports are commonly fenced off to prevent drones from interfering with airport operations.
armed drones have been active across the globe.
The drone became the face of us conflicts in the Middle East.
to rant
to rant
/ˈɹænt/
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Maybe I'm ranting on about this too much.
I never heard you rant like that.
and I would rant.

to cavil
to cavil
/kˈævəl/
verbExamples
to retch
to retch
/ɹˈɛtʃ/
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I was seasick as a dog, just throwing up and retching and "Get me off!"
Bringing the total scores... - (retching) Ew!
*retching noise*
to beam
to beam
/ˈbim/
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Or do we beam it power from the ground with a super powered laser?
Tall structures could be built with these beams.
Instead, thin steel beams were used to build a strong vertical framework for the walls.
to hail
to hail
/ˈheɪɫ/
verbClick to see examples
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Apps can hail a cab within minutes and AI assistants are everywhere to help us throughout the day.
The camera has also gained considerable popularity among a particularly novel population of customers, ride hailing service drivers.
That's one reason ride hailing companies
to prate
to prate
/pɹˈeɪt/
verbClick to see examples
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If it prates, that's a nice thick enough sauce.
to debut
to debut
/ˈdeɪbju/, /deɪbˈju/
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We saw them from when they first debuted to when everybody disbanded and there was a connection there.
He formed BTS in 2010, and the group officially debuted in 2013.
The Olympic rings officially debuted at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Belgium.
to redound
to redound
/ɹiˈdaʊnd/
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They aren't able to see how this thing redounded across history.
to bide
to bide
/ˈbaɪd/
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The group was biding their time, trying to figure out the finer details of the plan as time went on.
He spent the next couple of years biding his time as he examined new business ventures.
Biding his time, he built himself into a better recruit.
to reprimand
to reprimand
/ˈɹɛpɹəˌmænd/
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Rolfe has once been reprimanded for firing his service weapon, police records show.
And he's like, you thought I was gonna reprimand you.
She quietly advised him and was the only person who could reprimand his behavior.
to gloat
to gloat
/ˈɡɫoʊt/
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It almost seems like I'm gloating.
Then he promptly gloated that it was him alone that affected LeBron's decision and free agency.
Don't gloat.

to allude to
to allude to
/ɐlˈuːd tuː/
verbExamples
to embarrass
to embarrass
/ɪmˈbɛɹəs/
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But I can assure you that we're over here trying not to embarrass ourselves.
She doesn't leak, she doesn't gossip, she doesn't embarrass herself.
and I just felt like I couldn't embarrass myself there.

to filch
to filch
/ˈfɪɫtʃ/
verbExamples
to entwine
to entwine
/ɛntˈwaɪn/
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Satyavan was her one true love, and their fates were entwined forever.
It were these mental scars that would soon entwine his fate with Franz Ferdinand’s.
Recycling is deeply entwined with our economic system and right now, doesn't make much economic sense.
to reminisce
to reminisce
/ˌɹɛməˈnɪs/
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We reminisce about everyone who used to sit out here on these streets.
And I'll just tell you that Jill and I were reminiscing a little bit yesterday.
We just reminisce, laugh, and sometimes sing.

to lave
to lave
/ˈɫeɪv/
verbExamples
