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An outline of a solid object as cast by it's shadow - 'Ender heard the hushing sound of the toilet clearing, then Peter stood _________ in the doorway'
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Causing Disgust - 'Not a choice between his own ________ death and an even worse murder.
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A person or thing regarded only as material for a specific use - 'Conscripts make good cannon _________, but for officers we need volunteers'
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A fleet of ships or boats - 'Battle School is for training future starship captains and commodores of ________ and admirals of the fleet'
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Feel extreme irritation or anger - 'But a few _______ under Bernard’s rule'
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One who suffers for the sake of principle - 'His accent made him exotic and interesting, his broken arm made him a ________'
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13
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Someone who is drafted into military service - '_________ make good cannon fodder, but for officers we need volunteers'
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Move abruptly - 'He _______ to one side and fell off the examining table'
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Squeeze together tightly - 'He could feel his legs thrashing, and his hands were ________ each other'
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The process of absorbing one cultural group into another - 'And you’re a badge of public shame, because at every step you interfere with their efforts at _________ into normal complying society'
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Turn away from - 'He changed his name, ________ his religion, and vowed never to have more than the allotted two children
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Escape, either physically or mentally - 'Your parents resent you because of all the past they are trying to ________'
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Great merriment - 'Loud, but with real ________, tears coming to his eyes'
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14
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Lying face upward - 'So Ender walked to Stilson’s ________ body and kicked him again, viciously, in the ribs'
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Disarrange or rumple - 'The monitor lady smiled very nicely and ________ his hair and said,'
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