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Exceeding usual or expected limits; extremely good or excellent. Used to emphasize the extent or degree of something. Related: extreme, excessive, outstanding, exceptional.
MISLED/mɪzˈlɛd/ · verb
to lead someone in a wrong direction or to give someone false information, or to be deceived or misled by someone or something. Related: deceived, led astray, misinformed, duped.
ENTER/ˈɛn.tɚ/ · verb
To come or go into a place; to begin to be involved in or become a member of something such as an organization, agreement, or state. Related: go into, come in, join, penetrate.
KNOCK/nɒk/ · verb, noun
To strike something gently, often with the knuckles. A sudden, sharp blow or impact. Related: hit, strike, tap, bang.
BRING/brɪŋ/ · verb
To take or carry someone or something to a place, especially toward the speaker or a specified destination. Related: carry, fetch, convey, transport.
ALONE/əˈloʊn/ · adjective; also adverb
Having no other people or things present with one; solitary or unaccompanied. Also used to mean solely, exclusively, or without anyone's help. Related: solitary, unaccompanied, solo, lonesome.
LOCAL/ˈloʊkəl/ · adjective, noun
Relating to a particular place or region; belonging to or characteristic of a particular place or region. A person or thing that is local to a particular place or region. Related: regional, regional, regional, regional.
HOUSE/haʊs/ · noun
A building for human habitation, especially one that is permanent or semi-permanent. A house may be a free-standing structure or part of a larger building. Related: dwelling, home, residence, abode.
EMPTY/ˈɛmti/ · adjective; also verb and noun
Containing nothing or having nothing in it; not filled or occupied. Also used figuratively to mean lacking meaning, sincerity, substance, or value. Related: vacant, hollow, bare, void.
HARRY/hɑːri/ · proper noun
A male given name, derived from the Old English name 'Harri' or 'Hari', which is thought to be derived from the Old Norse name 'Heiðr', meaning 'home ruler'. Related: Harrison, Harold, Henry, Herbert.