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| (int.) "Farwell"; (n.) a farwell |
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| (n.) an arrival; a coming into place or veiw |
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| (n.) the hightest point tip |
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| (v.) to absorb fully or make one's own; to adopt as one's own, to adapt fully |
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| (adj.) false, counterfeit |
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| (adj.) unreasonably high; excessive |
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| (n.) the time between; (adj.) temporary, coming between two points in time |
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| (v.) to flood, overflow; to overwhelm by numbers or size |
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| (v.) to speak evil of, slander; (adj.) evil |
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| (v.) to wanderabout, wind about; (n.) a sharp turn or twist |
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| adieu Synonyms and Anonyms |
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S: "So long"; good-bye
A: "Hello"; greeting |
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| advent Synonyms and Anonyms |
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| apex Synonyms and Anonyms |
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S: peak, summit, acme, crowning point
A: bottom, nadir |
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| assimilate Synonyms and Anonyms |
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| S: digest, incorporate, blend in |
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| bogus Synonyms and Anonyms |
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S: phony, fake, spurious
A: genuine, authentic |
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| exorbitant Synonyms and Anonyms |
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S: extreme, inordinate, overprices
A: inexpensive, affordable, reasonable |
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| interim Synonyms and Anonyms |
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| S: interval, interlude, provisional, stopgap |
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| inundate Synonyms and Anonyms |
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| S: submerge deluge, swamp |
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| malign Synonyms and Anonyms |
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S: deframe, vilify, badmouth, wicked
A: praise, commend, kind, benevolent |
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| meander Synonyms and Anonyms |
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| S: ramble, roam, zigzag, twist |
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