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to stay away from doing something by one's own choice
avoid, decline, resist, refrain from |
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to do a favor or service for, help out; to provide for, supply with;to have space for ; to make fit or suitable
oblige, lodge, house, adapt |
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the loyalty or obligation owed to a government, nation or cause
obedience, loyalty, fidelity |
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to unite; to combine elements into a unified whole
merge, consolidate |
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| to attach, add, or tack on as a supplement or extra item |
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to preserve, honor, or celebrate the memory of
memorialize |
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to count; to name one by one, list
check off, spell out, specify |
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to make high in rank, power, character, or quality; to fill with pride, joy or noble feeling; to praise, honor
elevate, raise, uplift |
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to obtain by violence, misuse of authority, threats
blackmail, coerce, bilk, "shake down" |
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strained or improbable (in the sense of not being logical or believable), going far afield from a topic
unlikely, hard to swallow |
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depressed, gloomy
dejected, morose, melancholy |
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a copy, close reproduction
duplicate, imitation |
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answering or replying; reacting readily to requests, suggestions, etc; showing interest and understanding
sympathetic, open, receptive |
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a sacred or holy place; refuge or protection from capture or punishment; a place of refuge or protection
shrine, haven |
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selfishly ambitious
selfish, opportunistic, gold-digging |
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humbly obedient, tending to give in to authority, obeying without protest
meek, compliant, servile, subservient |
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to count up; to keep score to make entries for reckoning to correspond or agree; a total or score
total, record |
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one whose job it is to assign work to others; one who uses his or her power to make people work very hard
supervisor, overseer, slave driver |
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to change completely in appearance or form; to make into something else
alter, convert |
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a sudden violent upward movement; great disorder or radical change
confusion, disruption, chaos |
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