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p>to formally reject, renounce, or refrain, to back something you said
Ex. Although the cake looked good, she abjured from eating it.
The pope abjured the title of pope and stuck with Mr.
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moderate or sparing, esp in the consumption of alcohol or food ina professional setting
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Advise, urge, or warn earnestly |
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Find (something) out for certain; make sure of, to determine |
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Fully informed, up to date on current affairs |
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A noisy confused place or situation,a state of uproar, madhouse |
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Person in a scheme, a scheme or plot, a group of schemers (politics and conspiracy) |
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the idea of being impulsive and unpredictable in behavior |
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Imaginary, highly unrealistic |
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Attractive, suitable |
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To agree, cooperate, act together, occur at the same time, approve |
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To strengthen or support with other evidence, to confirm, back up what you're saying |
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| Harmful in an unexpected way, delirious |
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| When someone goes on a rant, bitter speech |
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| So unique it cannot be compared |
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| Least desirable part, bottom of the bottom |
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| Forcible restrain, compulsion by threat |
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| Really bad its unmissable |
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| The notion of glowing praise |
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| perfect example, really captures the big picture |
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| to make worse, to make more severe, to complicate |
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| to force another by passing off as genuine |
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| generous in amount, offensive |
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| to make gestures with your hand |
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| Cunning, the use of clever and usually dishonest methods to achieve something |
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something that shows what is coming
spring is a harbinger of summer |
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| dishonorable, humiliating, despicable |
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| just around the corner, hanging dangerously over your head |
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| Being able to act without any consequences, above the law |
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| attempt, conspiracy, not completely formed or developed yet |
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| sin, corruption, the quality of being unfair or evil |
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| deadly, inner group conflict |
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| to protest or complain about (something or someone) very strongly |
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| slight of hand, skill in using your hands to perform magic tricks |
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| using clever lies and tricks in order to get or achieve something : clever and dishonest |
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| beginning to exist : recently formed or developed |
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| abusive language, harsh or critical statement |
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| leading example of, model of perfection |
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| scarcity, deficit, shortage |
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| Examine with attention and detail, really study something |
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| Advanced for your age, mature qualities, wisdom beyond your years |
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| Wasteful in the use of resourses |
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| always looking to pick a fight |
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| to end or stop(something) usually by using force, to calm or reduce |
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| garment, attire, clothing |
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| having a strong smell : full of a fragrance or odor |
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| an amount of money paid to someone for the work that person has done |
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| to refuse to accept or support (something) : to reject (something or someone), to say or show that (something) is not true |
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| very common and often bad or unpleasant |
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| a clever and funny remark |
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| an old idea, opinion, or saying that is commonly believed and repeated but that may be seen as old-fashioned or untrue, a word or way of speaking or behaving which shows that a person belongs to a particular group |
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| using few words to state or express an idea |
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| expressed or understood without being directly stated, unspoken |
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| brief and direct in a way that may seem rude or unfriendly |
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