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| The simultaneous existence of conflicting feelings or thought |
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Use, benefit, or advantage
v. to be use or advantage to, help |
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| Equal in quality, force, meaning, or value; having similar identical functions |
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| The act of judging the value or worth of something, or the result of such judgment |
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| To show or exhibit, as an emotion; to demonstrate clearly |
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| Being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law |
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| Of inestimable use or help, indispensable |
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| To be greater in strength or influence, triumph |
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Bidding farewell.
A farewell address |
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| To defeat in a battle, conflict, or competition; to overcome |
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| To be great in number or amount |
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| Greatness in size, magnitude, fullness |
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| To make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity; increase |
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| Briefness of duration; concise expression |
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| Of the same size, extent, or duration |
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| To make smaller or less or cause to appear small or less |
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| Immeasurable or incalculably tiny |
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| A small amount of quantity |
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| Impressively great in size, force, or extent |
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| A proportional share assigned to a group or a member of a group: alloment |
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| to deny to oneself; renounce |
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| To pronounce clear of blame of guilt |
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| A purifying or figurative cleansing or release of tension |
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To cancel or reverse; to recall by contrary order
an order or command reversing another |
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| To make a formal retraction or disavowal of a statement or previously held belief |
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| To receive an equivalent for; make up for |
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| The act of giving something up, especially by formal announcement |
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| To make void; repeal or annul |
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| To relinquish or give up voluntarily; to refrain from enforcing |
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