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The Whale’s Song Vocabulary Vocabulary. Wondrous  Adjective  Means wonderful, amazing, or amazing, or remarkable0.3 remarkable0.3 Whales are wondrous.

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1 The Whale’s Song Vocabulary Vocabulary

2 Wondrous  Adjective  Means wonderful, amazing, or amazing, or remarkable0.3 remarkable0.3 Whales are wondrous creatures.

3 Imagine  Verb  To picture something in your mind. in your mind. She was the most beautiful princess you could ever imagine. She was the most beautiful princess you could ever imagine.

4 Dusk  The time before dark. dark. As dusk began to fall, we saw a beautiful sunset. As dusk began to fall, we saw a beautiful sunset.

5 Rustle  Verb  To make a light, soft sound by rubbing sound by rubbing things together. things together. Lily felt the breeze rustle against her pants.

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