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    Vocabulary - The Telephone by Edward Field

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    The document defines and provides examples for several words: tangled refers to something twisted together messily, like tangled trees; drowsing describes a light sleep state when just starting to doze; shadowy means dimly lit and lacking clear details, like a shadowy cove; amble is to walk leisurely without a destination, such as ambling along a dike; and telephone is the device used to transmit sound signals over distances, otherwise known as a phone or landline.

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    Vocabulary - The Telephone by Edward Field

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    The document defines and provides examples for several words: tangled refers to something twisted together messily, like tangled trees; drowsing describes a light sleep state when just starting to doze; shadowy means dimly lit and lacking clear details, like a shadowy cove; amble is to walk leisurely without a destination, such as ambling along a dike; and telephone is the device used to transmit sound signals over distances, otherwise known as a phone or landline.

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    VOCABULARY - THE TELEPHONE BY EDWARD FIELD

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    The document defines and provides examples for several words: tangled refers to something twisted together messily, like tangled trees; drowsing describes a light sleep state when just starting to doze; shadowy means dimly lit and lacking clear details, like a shadowy cove; amble is to walk leisurely without a destination, such as ambling along a dike; and telephone is the device used to transmit sound signals over distances, otherwise known as a phone or landline.

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    Vocabulary - The Telephone by Edward Field

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    The document defines and provides examples for several words: tangled refers to something twisted together messily, like tangled trees; drowsing describes a light sleep state when just starting to doze; shadowy means dimly lit and lacking clear details, like a shadowy cove; amble is to walk leisurely without a destination, such as ambling along a dike; and telephone is the device used to transmit sound signals over distances, otherwise known as a phone or landline.

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    TANGLED is when something is twisted together in a messy or


    confusing way, making it difficult to separate.
    Example sentence:
    The darkness lay heavy under the branches of the old tangled
    trees.
    DROWSING is being in a state of light sleep, when someone is just
    starting to doze off and may be still somewhat aware of their
    surroundings.
    Example sentence:
    The cattle lay drowsing all day long under the willows and only
    moved out at night to feed.
    SHADOWY is something that is dark or dimly lit, often with a lack of
    clear definition or detail.
    Example sentence:
    We sat on rocks in a shadowy cove.
    AMBLE is to walk in a relaxed, leisurely manner, often without a
    specific destination.
    Example sentence:
    Every evening, we amble along the dike.
    TELEPHONE refers to a device that allows individuals to
    communicate with each other over a distance by transmitting sound
    signals. It is also known as a phone or a landline.
    Example sentence:
    I use my telephone to call my friend who lives across the country.

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