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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| feign | verb | He feigned sleep when we looked at him. | give false appearance |
| fervor | noun | He did his job with great fervor. | intensity of emotion |
| fetter | verb | We shall fetter the horses at night. | to shackle feet |
| verb | We need to fetter her enthusiasm. | restrain, hamper | |
| feudal | adj. | It was a feudal society in 1600 England. | system based on serfs and lords |
| feverish | adj. | They made a feverish attempt to fool us. | intense activity |
| fickle | adj. | Fate can be a fickle master. | changeable, capricious |
| fiddle | noun | He played the fiddle at the dance. | violin |
| verb | Th fiddled with the car to make it run. | work aimlessly fruitlessly | |
| fidelity | noun | He treasure fidelity above other things. | faithfulness, obligations |