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| a departure, usually of large numbers of people |
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| a migration of people, (Muhammed's exodus from mecca to medina) |
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| the arrival/entry of a large number of people or things |
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| foreign, charmingly unfamiliar or strikingly unusual |
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| unfamiliar, belonging to a foreign country, negative connotation |
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| regularly found in a certain area |
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advantageous to ones interest or purpose
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a means to an end, an emergency course of action |
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| well-timed, an appropriate moment |
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| a plan or scheme to achieve an end |
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| purpose or planning behind a specific idea or action |
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| a carefully planned scheme, usually involving deception |
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a). (verb) to use to the greatest possible advantage, often selfishly
b). a brilliant or heroic deed |
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| behaviour/talk that is bold but excessive |
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| an impressive achievement that has resulted from greast skill and work |
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| act displaying heroic courage |
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| to make somethin clearer by explaining it |
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| analyze or develop in detail (an idea/principal) |
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| denoting an idea or quality rather thatn something definite |
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to construct from separate parts
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to make up with the intention of deceiving |
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| to make something combinbing various different parts |
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| deliberately create using skill or deception |
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| concoct an deceptive story or plan |
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| plan or invent by careful thought |
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| not seriously, playful or humorish |
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| humorous in a miscehevious way |
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| showing sincere or intense conviction |
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an exact copy
reproduced exactly |
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faulty reasoning, an error in logic
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a false or mistaken notion |
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| error either in grammar or etiquette |
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a length used to measure mraine depths
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to get to the bottom of/understand |
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| to find the meaning of something very deep |
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| to find the meaning of something very deep |
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| to seek information about something |
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| discover something from guesswork or intuition |
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| succeed in understanind something complex or mysterious |
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| offereing nothing challenging/stimulating |
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| possible both doable and workable |
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| something that is capable of being done but may not be sensible |
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| something that can be done but is sensible or worthwhile |
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| to pretend or give the false appearance of |
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| something that is not what it allegedly is |
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| agreeably suited to the occasion, aptly or gracefully |
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| has capability or ability |
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a)an object believed by primitive peoples to have magical powers
b0. an object of unreasonably excessive attention or reverence |
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| an irresistable urge to do something, esp against one's conscious wishes |
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| having disproportionate anxiety about something |
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| an idea or institution unreasonably held above criticism |
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