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| People; democracy, government of the people |
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| to come, or to move forward; adventure, convene, event, avenue, circumvent |
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| without: atypical, not typical |
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| off, away from, apart, down: abduct, to take by force |
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| sharp, bitter: acid, something that is sharp, sour, or ill natured |
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| to do; to drive; to force; to lead: agitate, to move or force into violent, irregular action |
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| to, toward, near: adapt, adjust or modify fittingly |
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| other, another: alternative, a possible choice |
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| love: amorous, inclined to love |
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| to go, to walk: ambient, moving freely, ciculating |
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| both, more than one, around: ambigious, open to various interpretations |
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| of the life, mind, soul, spirit: animosity, a feeling of ill will or enmiity |
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| year: annual, pertaining to a year |
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| before: anterior. placed before |
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| man human: anthropology, the science that deals with the origins of humankind |
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| against: antiseptic, free from germs |
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| away: apology, an expression of one's regret or sorrow for having wronged another |
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| chief, principal, ruler: archenemy, chief enemy |
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| self: automatic, self-moving of self acting |
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| to be, to have a particular quality, to exist: belittle, to regard something less impressive than it apparently is |
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| war: rebel, a person who resists authority, control or tradition |
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| good: antebellum, before war |
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| twice, double: binocular, involving two eyes |
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| to fall; to happen by chance: accident, happening by chance; unexpected |
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| to take, to get: capture, to take by force or strategem |
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| head, headlong: capital, the city or town that is the official seat of the government |
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| heart: cardiac, pertaining to the heart |
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| flesh: carnivorous, eating flesh |
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| cut: cast, to throw or hurl |
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| to go, to yield, to stop: incessant, without stop |
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| center: concentrate, to bring |
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| to separate, to judge, to distinguish, to decide: discrete, detached from others |
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| time: chronology, the sequential order in which past events happen |
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| around, on all sides: circumference, the outer boundary of a circular area |
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| to cut: scissors, cutting instrument for paper |
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| shut, close: conclude, to bring to an end |
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| to shout, to cry out: exclaim, to cry out or speak suddenly and vehemently |
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| to lean forward: decline, to cause to slope or incline downward |
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| with, together: connect, to bind or fasten together |
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| running; a course: recur to happen again |
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| accrue: to be added as a matter of periodic again |
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| to believe to trust: incredible, unbelievable |
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| hidden: crypt, a subterranean chamber or vault |
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