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Te set right; free from error EX: Galileo's observations ________ scholars of the notion that the sun revolved. |
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To support; to prop up EX: the presence of giant footprints _______ the arguement that sasquatch was in the area |
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| Able to speak clearly and expressively |
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| Convincing and well reasoned |
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| Severe or stern in appearance; undecorated |
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| To decieve; a person who is easy to deceive |
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| To combine; to mix together |
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| To make something unpleasant less severe |
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| To overlook, pardon, or disregaurd |
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| To reduce in amount degree, or severity |
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| Predictable, cliched, boring |
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| Pompous in speech and manner |
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| Impartial and honest in speech |
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| To copy; to try to equal or excel |
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| An abusive, condemnatory speech |
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| Dictatorial in ones opinions |
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| To use a more in offensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one |
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| Something out of place in time |
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| Wandering and unpredictable |
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| To count, list, or itemize |
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| Speech in praise of someone |
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| To make larger; to expand |
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| Changing one's mind quickly and often |
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| To punish or critize harshly |
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| To judge a dispute between two opposing parties |
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| To increase in power, influence, and reputation |
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| Concerning the appreciation of Beauty |
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| To reduce in force or degree; to weaken |
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