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Friendship, especially friendly relations between nations
When we call for world peace, we want international ______. |
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Shortness of duration
Although the ____ of child's books turns off some readers, those books are fun to read. |
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The state or quality of being doubled.
He exposed the spy's ______. |
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A skill or cleverness in devising, aptness of design or contrivance, and ingenious
She displayed her amazing ____ in finding ways to save money at the grocery store. |
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Persistent personal attention
The group project was a success because of the ____ of everyone in the entire group. |
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not yet completed or fully developed; just begun; not organized, lacking order
The project was still _____ and far from completion. |
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State of being wildly extravagant
Ever since she won the lottery, her friends have tried to stop her _____. |
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State of being stern or cold in appearance or manner; somber, grave
The _______ of life Heathcliff had was enough for Lockwood consider him a bad host. |
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A person who forsakes his religion, cause, party, etc (adj, someone who is characterized by forsaking his religion, etc)
The ______ man ended up being excommunicated for teaching against Catholic religion. |
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To call forth, the bring about, cause, to petition for, to request, to put into effect (conscious action by someone)
He attempted to ___ the audience to donate money to his cause. |
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To call forth, the bring about, cause, to petition for, to request, to put into effect (more reactant to stimuli)
The poem ____ feelings of love and awe within me. |
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Existing or being everywhere at the same time; widespread
McDonald's is very ______; you can find one anywhere. |
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Stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing; hardened feelings; resistant to persuasion
She is known for her stubbornness and ____ determination. |
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Of or relation to the regions beyond earth; heavenly, unworldly, spiritual
Love is something ____; there is nothing material like it on Earth. |
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A deep personal humiliation and disgrace
She had to face the _____ of being fired in front of her coworkers. |
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The quality or state of being verisimilar (having an appearance of truth, realism)
The historical novel was true to its time period, allowing it to have a high degree of _______. |
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