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wallow v.´ò¹ö
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Exercise: Fill in the blanks.
1. Mark is _____ his long-deserved vacation from the office.
2. The magazine article I just read tells of the _____ effects of regular exercise for older women.
3. The pain in her arm was _____; it always seemed to disappear when she went to the doctor.
4. Gary and Amy are _____ the results of the class elections.
5. Sergeant Ames was a cruel man who would not _____ to his civilians' pleas for mercy.
½â´ð£º1. Relishing 2. Salutary 3. Sporadic 4. Tallying 5. Yield
