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to greet with loud approval, to praise with enthusiasm
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very high praise |
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to draw back from something that is painful, unpleasant, frightening, or dangerous |
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NOUN:
1. a very heavy rainfall
2. an overwhelming rush of anything
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1. a flood
2. to overwhelm |
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VERB:
to form a mental picture, to imagine |
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ADJECTIVE:
horrible, terrible |
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having a value so great that it cannot be measured, extremely valuable |
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to help someone or something grow and develop |
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prohibitive
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likely to prevent |
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NOUN:
a condition of confusion or doubt due to being faced with a difficult situation |
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ADJECTIVE:
characteristic of, or suitable for, a king or queen, splendid and dignified, royal |
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NOUN:
one who is blamed, or takes the blame, for the wrong actions of another |
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to move about in a sneaky way in order to remain hidden or unnoticed |
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1. a sharp or sour taste
2. sharp in tone or meaning |
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ADJECTIVE:
not aware of danger, not watchful or cautious |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. having many different skills or talents
2. having many uses |
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