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His LETHARGY at work and at home was probably due to his being overweight, eating too much, and exercising too little.  \nLEXICON  \n(LEX sih kon) n.  \na dictionary; vocabulary terms used in or of a particular profession, subject, or style  \nLink: MEXICAN  \n“A MEXICAN reading his LEXICON”  \n􀀁 The LEXICON used by air traffic controllers is incomprehensible to non-pilots: “down wind to twenty seven, hold three twenty at two thousand, traffic at eleven o’clock, two miles.”  \n􀀁 Sailors have a nautical LEXICON; “port means left, starboard means right, bow means front, and stern means rear.”  \n􀀁 The confident general told his troops that defeat was a term that did not exist in his LEXICON.  \nLIEU  \n(loo) n.  \ninstead of; in place of  \nLink: BREW  \n“In LIEU of a BREW, Billy The Kid had an orange soda.”  \n􀀁 In LIEU of entering the university in September, Roger decided to work and save some money and start in January.  \n􀀁 Not wanting to lose her amateur standing after winning the U.S. Open singles title, Faye accepted the silver trophy in LIEU of the $545,000 first prize check.  \n􀀁 In LIEU of driving our own car to the restaurant, we decided to take a taxi.  \nLOITER  \n(LOY ter) v.  \nto remain in an area without any specific reason; to lag behind  \nLink: LAWYER  \n“Ambulance-chasing LAWYERS LOITER outside hospitals waiting for customers.”  \n􀀁 A sign outside the players’ entrance to the stadium said, “No LOITERING,” but autograph hounds LOITERED there before and after games anyway.  \n􀀁 The supporting actor was on stage during most of the play, but he was so ineffective it was almost as if he were a LOITERER. (n.)  \n􀀁 It is against the rules to LOITER on school grounds on the weekends.  \nMAIM  \n(maim) ","cbCaivTgVtS4Tcvc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivTgVtS4Tcvc","pdf",943791,14,"English","# LAUDABLE - worthy or deserving of praise\n# LAX - careless, negligent\n# LEGACY - something handed down\n# LESION - wound or injury\n# LETHARGY - tiredness, sluggishness\n# LEXICON - professional vocabulary\n# LIEU - in place of\n# LOITER - remain without reason\n# MAIM - disable or disfigure\n# MARAUDER - raider, intruder","[{\"question\":\"What does LAUDABLE mean?\",\"answer\":\"LAUDABLE means worthy or deserving of praise. The examples show it used for performances or speeches that earn admiration.\"},{\"question\":\"How is LAX different from LAUDABLE?\",\"answer\":\"LAX means careless, negligent, or not tense and slack. 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