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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, toward, near
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To go, to walk with
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Both, more than one, around
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of the life, mind, soul, spirit
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| Before; anterior, antecedent: existing being or going before. |
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| Man, Human ,misanthrope: one who deals with the origins of humankind |
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| Against; antibody; a protein naturally existing in blood serum |
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| Away; apology; expression of regret; sorrow, apogee: the highest or most distant point |
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| cheif, principal, ruler; archenemy: chief enemy |
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| Self: autocrat: self ruler |
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| To Be; to have a particular quality; to Exist: belittle, bemoan: to express pity for; bewilder |
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| War; antebellum: before the war; rebel: a person who resists authority; Tradition |
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| Good; benefit, bona fide: in good faith, without fraud, bonus |
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| Head, Headlong; Capital, disipline |
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| to separate; to judge; to distinguish; to decide; discrete: detached from others, ascertain: to determine |
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| To Cut: scissors, precise |
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| Shut, close: conclude, cloister: a courtyard bordered with covered walks |
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| To shout, to cry out; explain, proclaim, clamor |
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| With, together; connect, coerce, collide |
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| Accrue, increment, accretion |
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| To believe/ to trust; crudulity: to trust too readily |
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| Hidden: cryptography: procedures of making and using secret writing |
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| To Blame; culprit, culpability |
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| To teach, doctor, didactic: intended for instruction |
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| Away, off, dwn, completely, reversal |
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| People; democracy, demographics |
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| Worth; dignity, dignitary, deign: to think fit or in accordance with one's dignity |
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| away from, apart, reversal, not: disperse, disseminate: to scatter wastefully. |
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| away from, apart, reversal, not: disperse, disseminate: to scatter wastefully. |
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| dictionary, predict, verdict, interdict: to forid prohibit |
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| orthodox: sound or correct in opinion or doctrine, dogmal a system of tenets, as of a chuch |
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| to give, donate, pardon, antidote, anecdote, endow |
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| doubt, doubtful, doubtfulness, indubitable |
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| to lead, abduct, conduct, conducive, induce |
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| hard: endure, durable, duress, dour, duration |
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| faulty, abnormal: dustrophy, dyspepsia, dyslexia, dysfunctional |
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| out of, from , former, completely |
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| upon: epidemic, epilogue, epidermis |
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| to wander, err, error, erratic, arrant |
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| becoming; adolescent, obsolscent, incandescent, convalecent |
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| good, weel: euphemism( pleasant sounding term for something unpleasant), |
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| outside, beyond: extract, extradite: hand over person accused of crime. |
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| speak: fable, affavle, ineffable, famous, defame |
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| to do, to make: factory, faction, deficient, prolific, configuration |
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| faith, trust: confide, affidavit, fidelity, fiduciary, infidel |
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| to burn; flammable, conflagration: a large destructive fire. |
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| to bend, inflect, reflect, genuflect: to bend knee, esp. in worship |
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| to flow: fluid, fluctuation, effluence: flowing out of light, electricity, etc., confluence: merging into one, mellifluous: pleasing, musical |
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| birth, creation, race, kind: Congenital: exsisting as such from birth |
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| Know: ignoramus: a person lacking knowledge, uninformed, incognito |
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| Know: ignoramus: a person lacking knowledge, uninformed, incognito |
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| to step: egress: going out; way out, regress |
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| over, excessive: hyperbole: purposeful exaggeration for effect |
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| one's own, idiot, idiom, idiosyncrasy |
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| in, into: embrace, intrinsic, influx |
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| To throw, to throw down: inject, abject: utterly hopeless, humiliating, or wretched |
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| To swear: perjury, abjure, adjure |
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| to wash: lavatory, dilute, pollute, deluge: great flood, antediluvian: before the biblical flood; extremely old |
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| to select, to choose: to collect, elect, select, eclectic, predilection |
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| Light: illustrate, illuminate, illustrious, lackluster, lucid |
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| Big: magnanimous: generous in forgiving an insult or injury |
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| bad, ill, evil, wrong: malign: to slander, malady: a disorder/disease of the body |
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| Hand: manufacture, manual, emancipate |
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| To project/to hang over: eminent: towering above others; projecting imminent: about to occur; impending, minatory: menacing, threatening |
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| Mixed: miscellaneous, miscegenation: interbreeding of races |
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| to remind, to warn: monument, admonish: to warn against something; caution |
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| to say, or plead in protect, objection, or reproof |
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| Shape: amorphous, anthromorphism: attribution of human characteristics to inanimate objects, animals, or natural phenomena |
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| death: moribund; dying, decaying |
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| harm: innocent, noxious: injurious, harmful, obnoxious, innocuous |
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| rule, order: astronomy, economy, gastronomy, taxonomy, autonomy |
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| name; synonym, anonymous, nominal, nominate, nomenclature, acronym |
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| New: renovate, innovate, neologism, neophyte, nouveau riche( one who has recently become rich) |
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| Toward, To, Against, Over: obese, obstinate, obstruct, oblique, obstreperous, obtuse |
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| All: an anthology of the works of one author or of writings on related subjects, omnipotent: all powerful |
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| Peace: appease, pacify, pacifier, pact |
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| Equal: apartheid: a system or caste that separates people according to race, etc. |
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| next to, beside: parallel, paragon: model of excellence, paranoid: suffering from a baseless distrust of others |
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| Feeling, suffering, disease: sumpathy, dispassionate |
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| Few/Little/Poor: pauper, poverty, pusillanimous: lacking courage or resolution |
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| Child, Education: pedagogue, pedant, encyclopedia |
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| Foot: antipodes: places diametrically opposite each other on the globe, podium, expedite |
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| To pay, to compensate: penal, penalty, nunitive, penance, penitent |
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| to hang, to weight, to pay: compensate, indespensable, appendage |
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| completely: persistent, perforate, perplex, peruse, perfunctory: performed merely as routine duty |
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| Around: peripatetic: walking or traveling about; itinerant |
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| To go; to seek; to strive: appetite: a desire for food or drink: petition, impetuous, petulant |
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| to fill: complete, deplete, supplement, implement, replete, plethora |
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| much, for, a lot: prolific; highly fruitful, profuse: spending or giving freely |
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