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procrastinate (v.)

Meaning: To delay or postpone action; put off doing
something.
Sentence: When it comes to homework, I tend to
procrastinate.

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ponder (v.)

Meaning: think about (something) carefully
Sentence: He sat back for a minute to ponder his next
move in the game.

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accountable (adj.)

Meaning: responsible for and having to explain your actions
Sentence: He knew he would be held accountable for any
flaws in the programming.

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affection (n.)

Meaning: a gentle feeling of fondness or liking
Sentence: She felt affection for the wise old lady

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wholeheartedly (adv.)

Meaning: without any doubt; with complete sincerity and
commitment
Sentence: I agree wholeheartedly that parents need to be
informed of their children's progress.

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agile (adj.)

Meaning: able to move your body quickly and easily
Sentence:Years of ballet and modern dance had made
him strong and agile.

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feeling blue

Meaning: feeling sad
Sentence: Joey was feeling blue when his friend moved
away.

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under the weather

Meaning: unwell; to feel ill
Sentence: I did not go to school today as I was feeling
a bit under the weather.

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pigs might fly/when pigs fly

Meaning: something that will never happen; impossible
(used ironically to express disbelief)
Sentence: I asked my boss if I could go on a two month vacation,
he said yes, when pigs fly!

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the grass is always greener on the other side

Meaning: something that you say to other people who always seem
to be in a better situation than you, although they may not be
Sentence:
Sometimes I think I'd be happier teaching in Spain. Oh well, the
grass is always greener on the other side!

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the grass is always greener on the other side

Meaning: something that you say to other people who always seem
to be in a better situation than you, although they may not be
Sentence:
Sometimes I think I'd be happier teaching in Spain. Oh well, the
grass is always greener on the other side!