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English, 03.11.2020 04:30, briannagiddens

Epic – noun – a long poem that tells a story, usually about a hero’s adventure 2. Formidable – adj. – worthy or challenging; causing fear or awe
3. Guile – noun – cleverness, keen trickery
4. Detain – verb – to prevent from moving forward; to hold against one’s will
5. Mutinous – adj. – rebellious; in a state of revolt
6. Shambling – adj – moving slowly and awkwardly
7. Savory – adj – tasty; delicious
8. Savage – adj – wild or uncivilized
9. Disembarked – verb – to step down from a ship or plane
10. Folly – noun – silliness
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