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captive

adj.
1.in captivity
2.deeply moved captive n.
1.a person who is confined
2.an animal that is confined
3.a person held in the grip of a strong emotion or passion

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    peter out
    to die down gradually, to grow less strong
    The large crowd from the football game began to peter out and the streets around the stadium became quiet.



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    The superintendent of police has announced that those who are found guilty of breach of peace (a) / or of taking the law into their own hands (b.) / they will be taken to task. (c) / No error (d)

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