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| Touchy; peevish/ νευρικός,ευερέθιστος |
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1.Συνέρχομαι(συνάντηση)
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1.προνόμιο
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| 1.refinement,expansion/ επεξεργασία |
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1.to harden into bone; to become hard
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| 1.soothe, relieve, mitigate / καταπραΰνω |
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A harsh scolding; an invective; strong verbal abuse
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| A concluding section of a musical or literary composition |
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1.διάταγμα
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1.οικονομία
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| To continue without rest, often in a monotonous way; to continue to move around |
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insinuate, imply/ υπαινίσσομαι
Hint: Your honor, I allude to the defendant's good record as an indicator of his inability to have performed the crime. |
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Hint: The word obviate is derived from the Latin word obviare, which means to act contrary to
1.προλαβαίνω
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to obviate the risk of serious injury |
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| έφοδος/ A blitz raid; a quick military advance |
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| 1. contradict/ αντικρούω ως ψευδή
oppose or attack as false or lacking integrity |
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κατακλυσμός
Hint: The deluge was a result of the heavy rains that we had received in the past few days. |
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σκεπτικός, μελαγχολικός
His wistful nature made him a recluse; nobody wanted to talk to him because he was always in deep thought and always appeared to be unhappy. |
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Αφθονία
Hint: Synonyms for profuse include ample, bountiful, copious, generous, and teeming. |
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sufficient, adequate
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κακοντυμένος
Hint: She shocked everybody by showing up wearing dowdy clothing; it was a formal occasion, yet she wore jeans and a tee shirt. |
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