verb- to say that something belongs to you – EXAMPLE SENTENCE: No one, it seemed, was sure where Nuer land ended and Dinka land began, so each tribe tried to lay claim to the areas richest in water. verb- move suddenly because you are afraid of being hit or hurt – EXAMPLE SENTENCE: Salva flinched at her glance. noun- the state of being unsure of something – EXAMPLE SENTENCE: But at least he was not alone now, and that knowledge was stronger than the uncertainty about what the woman might do or say to him. noun- part of an army that uses large guns to shoot over a great distance – EXAMPLE SENTENCE: During the daytime, Salva could hear the distant booming of artillery from the fighting a few miles away. adverb- in intense despair – EXAMPLE SENTENCE: With every shell that exploded he would think of his family, hoping they were safe, wondering desperately when he would be with them again.
– verb- to say that something belongs to you EXAMPLE SENTENCE: No one, it seemed, was sure where Nuer land ended and Dinka land began, so each tribe tried to lay claim to the areas richest in water. – verb- move suddenly because you are afraid of being hit or hurt EXAMPLE SENTENCE: Salva flinched at her glance. – noun- the state of being unsure of something EXAMPLE SENTENCE: But at least he was not alone now, and that knowledge was stronger than the uncertainty about what the woman might do or say to him. – noun- part of an army that uses large guns to shoot over a great distance EXAMPLE SENTENCE: During the daytime, Salva could hear the distant booming of artillery from the fighting a few miles away. – adverb- in intense despair EXAMPLE SENTENCE: With every shell that exploded he would think of his family, hoping they were safe, wondering desperately when he would be with them again.
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