noun
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comfort
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This car is
designed with plush seats for your comfort and air bags for your safety.
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adjective
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comfortable
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I prefer this sweater because it's more
comfortable.
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adverb
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comfortably
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I'd suggest buying the larger table, which
comfortably seats six.
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verb
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expand
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The music store
expanded its selection by offering more classical music on compact discs.
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noun
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expansion
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The expansion of our sales territory into
a new region will mean more stock will have to be ordered.
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adjective
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expanded
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The expanded inventory is great, but it's
hard to find room to store it.
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verb
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explore
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Ms. Marce explored the bins of hardware,
looking for the right size nails.
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noun
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exploration
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The store designer's exploration of the
art of different cultures gave the store an exotic look.
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adjective
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exploratory
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The oil company's exploratory drill led to
a new supply of petroleum.
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adjective
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mandatory
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Ankle-high boots are mandatory with that
skirt.
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noun
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mandate
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One
of the company mandates is to treat the customer with the greatest respect.
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verb
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mandate
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The handbook
mandates that all keys be turned in to the night shift supervisor by 9:00.
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noun
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merchandise
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The store's buyer is aggressive about
finding unique, high-quality merchandise.
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verb
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merchandise
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The home superstore merchandises hardware
and other goods for do-it-yourself home improvements.
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noun
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merchant
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The Downtown Merchants Association is
offering free gift wrapping this year.
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noun
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strictness
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Ms. Judd was appalled by the strictness of
the store's policy not to renew her gift certificate after it had expired.
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adjective
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strict
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Our store has a strict policy of no
returns.
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adverb
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strictly
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The no-food-or-drinks rule is strictly
enforced in the bookstore.
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