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| actual, real, true to fact |
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| following the exact words of |
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| using language ina nonliteral way |
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| metaphorical or containing figure of speech |
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| arising from the feelings of a person rather that from the object of |
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| a fine-drawn and delicate ditinctions |
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| the ability or practice of drawing delicate istinctions |
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| decisive final or conclusive |
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| most nearly complete, accurate, and reliable |
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| impossible to explain, understand, or account for |
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| to explain or try to find the meaing of |
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| to assign or attribute to a spposed cause or source |
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| the core, essential part of something |
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| a condensed representation of something |
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| anything regarded as a symbol or as a symbol or image of a quality or type |
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| to repeat breifly in outline form |
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| a careful inspection or close examination |
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| the outward form or appearance of something |
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| a similarity, likeness, or copy |
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