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| OFF, AWAY FROM, APART, DOWN |
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| TO DO; TO DRIVE; TO FORCE; TO LEAD |
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TO GO, WALK
ambient
preamble |
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BOTH, MORE THAN ONE, AROUND
ambiguous
amphibian |
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OF THE LIFE, MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT
animosity
animus
unanimous |
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BEFORE
anterior
antebellum (before war) |
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MAN, HUMAN
anthropology
androgen (substance that promotes masculinity) |
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AWAY
apology
apogee (highest point) |
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CHIEF, PRINCIPAL, RULER
architect
monarchy |
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TO BE; TO HAVE A PARTICULAR QUALITY; TO EXIST
belittle
bewilder |
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WAR
belligerent
rebel
antebellum |
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GOOD
bona fide
benefit
bonus
benediction |
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TWICE, DOUBLE
binoculars
bilateral
bipartisan |
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TO FALL; TO HAPPEN BY CHANCE
accident
coincidence
cascade (waterfall) |
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TO SING
accent
incentive (incites action)
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TO TAKE; TO GET
capture
anticipate
susceptible
precept |
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HEAD; HEADLONG
capital
disciple
precipice (a cliff with vertical face)
caption |
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HEART
cardiac
encourage
discord (lack of harmony b/t persons or things) |
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FLESH
carnage (slaughter of many people)
incarnation (being invested with a bodily form) |
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CUT
cast (to throw off, hurl)
castigate (to disicpline) |
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TO GO; TO YIELD; TO STOP
antecedent
concede |
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CENTER
eccentric (off center) |
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TO SEPARATE, TO JUDGE, TO DISTINGUISH, TO DECIDE
discrete
certitude (freedom from doubt)
hypocrite |
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TO CUT
scissors
incisive (penetrating, cutting) |
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SHUT, CLOSE
conclude
disclose
preclude |
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TO SHOUT; CRY OUT
exclaim
clamor
disclaim |
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TO LEAD TOWARDS
recline
climax
proclivity (inclination, biased) |
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WITH; TOGETHER
connect
coerce (to compel by force)
collide
coniliate (to placate, win over) |
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RUNNING; A COURSE
recur
curriculum
incursion (hostile entrance to a place) |
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TO BELIEVE; TO TRUST
incredible
credo
credit |
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TO LIE DOWN
cublicle
succumb (to give away to superior force)
incubate
recumbent (lying down, reclining) |
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TO TEACH
doctor
dodile
didactic (intended for instruction) |
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AWAY, OFF, DOWN, COMPLETELY, REVERSAL
decend
decipher
defame |
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APART, THROUGH
dialogue
dilate |
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WORTH
dignity
condign (well deserved, fitting) |
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AWAY FROM, APART, REVERSAL, NOT
disperse, disseminate, dissipate |
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OPINION
orthodox, paradox |
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SUFFER, PAIN
condolance (sympathy for someone suffering)
dolorous (full of pain or sorrow) |
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TO GIVE
donate
pardon
antidote
endow |
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TO LEAD
abduct
conduct
induce |
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HARD
endure
duress (complusion by threat)
duration |
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FAULTY; ABNORMAL
dyslexia
dyspepsia (impaired design) |
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OUT OF, FROM, FORMER, COMLETELY
evade (escape from)
extricate (to disentangle, release)
expire
efface (to rub out, surpass, eclipse) |
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UPON
epidemic
epigram (witty saying tersley expressed) |
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EQUAL, EVEN
equasion
adequate |
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TO WANDER
err (to go astray in thought or belief)
error
erratic (deviating from the proper or usual course in conduct) |
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BECOMING
adolescent
reminiscent
incandescent (glowing with heat, shining) |
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