Wordly Wise Book 6 Lesson 10 Exam
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anticipate v. 1. To look forward to; to expect. 2. To be
aware of
and to provide for beforehand.
bankrupt adj. 1. Unable to pay one's debt and freed
by law
from doing so. 2. Left without any worth or
value.
v. To leave without worth or value.
brief adj. Short; not long-lasting.
v. To give a short explanation or set of
instructions
to.
n. A statement, giving the main points in a
case, for
use in a court of law.
brisk adj 1. Quick; active. 2. Stimulating;
refreshing.
budget n. A plan for spending money during a
certain
period.
v. To plan the use of carefully.
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Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
anticipate v. 1. To look forward to; to expect. 2. To be
aware of
and to provide for beforehand.
bankrupt adj. 1. Unable to pay one's debt and freed
by law
from doing so. 2. Left without any worth or
value.
v. To leave without worth or value.
brief adj. Short; not long-lasting.
v. To give a short explanation or set of
instructions
to.
n. A statement, giving the main points in a
case, for
use in a court of law.
brisk adj 1. Quick; active. 2. Stimulating;
refreshing.
budget n. A plan for spending money during a
certain
period.
v. To plan the use of carefully.
