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| a highly skilled or well-trained individual (syn- expert, ace; ant- amateur, inexpert) |
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| to take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend (syn- compare; ant-contrast) |
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| to turn away or aside (as the eyes) in avoidance (syn- prevent, forestall; ant-stare, connect) |
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| capable of floating (syn- floatable; ant-heavy, sinking) |
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| having a pleasing appearance (syn- pretty, attractive; ant-ugly, hideous) |
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| to strive or vie in contest or rivalry or against difficulties; maintain, exert (syn- battle, compete; ant-deny) |
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| marked by a suspension of activity (syn- asleep, resting; ant- awake, sleepless) |
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| freed from ignorance and misinformation (syn- understanding, comprehending; ant- ignorant) |
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| to restrict the movement of by bonds or obstacles; to interfere with (syn- hinder, impede, interfere, obstruct; ant- aid, assist, help) |
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| a teeming crowd or throng; a large crowd (syn- crowd, mass, mob; ant- individual, pair?) |
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| averse to activity, effort, or movement : habitually lazy (syn- idle, lazy, slothful; ant- industrious, hardworking) |
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| lacking proper respect or seriousness (syn- sacrilegious, disrespectful; ant- pious, reverent, respectful) |
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| to place side by side (syn- together ant- separate, individually) |
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| movement into a region or community (syn- relocation; ant- remain) |
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| capable of being touched or felt sensed (syn- detectable, perceptible; ant- imperceptible, undetectable) |
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| full of danger or hazards (syn- dangerous, hazardous, risky; ant- harmless, safe) |
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| an introductory statement; especially : the introductory part of a constitution or statute that usually states the reasons for and intent of the law (syn- introduction, prelude; ant- ending, epilogue) |
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| a small stream (syn- stream, creek; ant- river, ocean) |
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| cut short or apart in performing (syn- brief, short; ant- long, drawn-out) |
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| not shrinking or giving up (syn- determined, relentless; ant- relenting, flinching) |
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