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| To try to be equal to or better than; to imitate. |
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| To increase the value or beauty of something. |
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| A puzzling or seemingly inexplicable situation, person, etc. |
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| To be delighted beyond measure. |
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| To pronounce words clearly and distinctly. |
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| Scholarly; having or showing a wide knowledge gained from reading. |
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| Of or having to do with races or classes of people and their language, culture, history, etc. |
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| To call forth; to draw forth. |
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| To use words or arguments to incite one to good deeds. |
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| A departure, especially in a large group. |
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| One who chooses to leave his or her native country. |
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| The best means to do something under a given set of circumstances, especially if it will bring about personal gain. |
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| Syn: Desired, charmed, captivated |
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| Syn: Improve, heighten, intensify |
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| Syn: Riddle, secret, mystery |
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| Syn: Enchanted, charmed, entranced |
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| Ant: Unlettered, illiterate |
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| Syn: Demonstrate, indicate, prove |
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| Syn: Summon, conjure up, elicit, extract |
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| Syn: Convenient, advantageous |
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| Ant: Unfavorable, detrimental |
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