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| verb - fooled; led to believe somthing wrong |
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| adj - capable of being seen or felt |
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| verb - prove wrong using evidence |
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| invariably (in-va-ri-ab-ly) |
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| regression (re-gres-sion) |
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| noun - return to an earlier or less advanced condition |
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| deterioration (de-ter-i-or-a-tion) |
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| adjective - worsening; decline. |
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| hypothesis (hy-poth-e-sis) |
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| noun - theory to be proved |
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| introspective (in-tro-spec-tive) |
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| adjective - looing inward |
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| contribution (con-trib-u-tion) |
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| (Noun) The part played by a person or thing in bringing about a result or helping something to advance. |
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| (Noun) A bad-tempered or aggressively assertive woman. |
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| (Noun) A formal written request, typically one signed by many people, appealing to authority with respect to a particular cause. |
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| (Adjective) Weakened or diminished |
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| (Adjective) done for a good or legitimate reason |
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| equivalent (e-quiv-a-lent) |
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| (Adjective) equal in value |
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| (Noun) A way of carrying out a particular task |
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| (noun) A partial or total loss of memory. |
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