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1 Advance means to move "towards" Adhere means to stick "to" something.
Definition Examples How the root connects to this example... Advance means to move "towards" Adhere means to stick "to" something.

2 An aquarium is a tank filled with water.
Definition Examples How the root connects to this example... An aquarium is a tank filled with water. A hydrant is used as a source of water.

3 An astronaut's job is in space with the stars.
Definition Examples How the root connects to this example... An astronaut's job is in space with the stars. An asterisk is a star shaped symbol.

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