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Without
amoral: without morals
atheist: without a god
atypical: without typical (not typical)
anonymous: without origin or authoriship
apathy: without interest or emotion
atrophy: without body tissue (or a waisting away)
anomoly: without regularity (something irregular)
agnostic: without belief in 1 God |
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Sharp, Bitter
Acute: Sharp towards the end
acerbic: sour or astringent in taste, harsh in temper
acrimonious: caustic
exacerbate: to increase the bitterness or violence |
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To do, drive, force or lead
Agitate: to force into violent or irregular action
litigate@ to make the subject of lawsuite
prodigal: wasteful or recklacely extravagant
pedagogue: to lead by being a teacher
synagogue: a gathering or congration of Jews |
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Toward or Near
adjacent: near, close or contiguous |
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Other, another
Alias: another assumed name
altruistic: a personal unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others
allegory: figurative treatment of one subject under the guise of another |
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Love
amatory: pertaining to lovers or lovemaking
amity: frienship or peaceful harmony
inamorata: female lover |
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To go or to walk
ambient: moving freely, circulating
preamble: introductory statement
ambulatory: capable of walking
perambulator: one who makes a tour of inspection on foot |
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Both, more than 1, around
ambiguous: open to various interpritations
ambidextrous |
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of life, mind, soul
animus: hostile feeling or attitude
equanimity: mental or emotional stability
magnanimous: generous in forgiving an insult or injury |
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Before
anterior: place before
antedate: preceeding time
antebellum: before the war
antedilluvian: before the flood |
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Man/ Human
Misanthrope: someone who hates mankind
anthropocentric: regarding man as the central fact of the universe
philanderer: one who carier on with flirtations |
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| person or thing detested or loathed |
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| self deny devoted to simple living |
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| expression of protest, complaint, or reproof, especially a formal statement of grievances |
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An object that serves as a focal point of attention and admiration.
2. Something that serves to guide. |
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| A deliberate, vigorous motion or gesture |
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| an agreed meeting place (often between lovers) |
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| a physician that treats the eyes |
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| intellectuals considered as a group or class, esp. as a cultural, social, or political elite. |
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Child
pedagogue: teacher
pedant: one who displays learning ostentationly |
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