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| a deviation form what is normal or expected. |
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| lack of feeling, emotion, or interest |
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| to fill with intense horror, fear, or dismay |
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| apprehend;ap-prehend(verb) |
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a)to arrest or take into custody
b) to perceive or understand the meaning of
c) to look forward to with fear or anxiety |
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| arbitrary;ar-bi-trar-y(adjective) |
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a) subject to or determined by one's judgement;random
b)arrived at by an exercise of the will,personal preference, or whim, as opposed to being based on reason or justice
c) given to willful decisions or demands;tyrannical or dictarial |
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| arbitrate;ar-bi-trate(verb) |
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| to act as an impartial judge in a dispute;to settle |
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| array;ar-ray(verb and noun) |
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a)(verb)to line up;to dress up
b)(noun)an imposing grouping;rich and beautiful attire |
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| articulate;ar-tic-u-late(verb and adjective) |
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a)(verb)to pronounce distinctly;to express well in words
b)(adjective)expressed clearly and forcefully;able to employ language easily and fluently |
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| askew;a-skew(adjective and adverb) |
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a)(adjective and adverb)out of line or position;turned to one side
b)(adverb)disapprovingly;scornfully |
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| assimilate;as-sim-i-late(verb) |
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a) to absorb fully or make one's own; to adopt as one's own
b) to adapt fully or to make like |
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