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accede (verb)
exceed (verb) |
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to agree, accept
to go beyond |
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accept (verb)
except (preposition) |
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to receive willingly
other than |
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access (noun)
excess (adjective) |
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adapt (ver)
adept (adjective)
adopt (verb) |
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adjust
skillful
tochoose as one's own |
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advice (noun)
advise (verb) |
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suggestion, recommendation
suggest, recomment |
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affect (verb)
effect (noun) |
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to produce an effect, to influence
result, outcome |
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aggravate (verb)
irritate (verb) |
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to make a bad situation worse
to annoy, to vex |
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all ready (adjective)
already (adverby) |
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all right (adjective)
all right (adverb)
alright incorrect |
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satisfactory, well
well enough, very well
use all right instead |
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all together incorrect
altogether (adverb) |
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use togehter instead
completely, wholly |
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allude (verb)
elude (verb) |
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hint, indirect mention
evade, escape |
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among (preposition)
between (preposition) |
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used to indicate three or more
used to indicate two |
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amount (noun)
number (noun) |
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designates a quantity that is the whole
designates a quantity divisible into units |
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anxious (adjective)
eager (adjective) |
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apprehensive, uneasy
marked by enthusiasm or impatience |
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any way (noun)
anyway (adverb) |
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a possible way to do something
in any case, in any event |
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adverse (adjective)
averse (adjective) |
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unforavorable, opposite, hostile
feeling of repugnance, abhorrence |
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bad (adjective)
badly (adverb) |
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unfavorable, severe, spoiled, disobedient
poorly,disagreeably |
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brought into existence by birth
past participle of bear |
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capital (noun)
capitol (noun) |
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assets calculated to produce income
place where a legislative body meets |
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cite (verb)
sight (noun)
site (noun) |
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to quote as authority, to name
vision
location |
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composed of (verb)
divided into (verb) |
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comprise of (verb)
constitute (verb) |
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include
establish, make or create |
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conscience (noun)
conscious (adjectve) |
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internal distinction between right and wrong
alert aware |
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council (noun)
counsel (verb)
counsel (nount) |
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an official group
advise
advice or advisor, attorney |
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credible (adjective)
creditable (adjective)
credulous (adjective) |
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believable, trustworthy
worthy of praise
willing to take at face value, gullible |
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currently (adverb)
presently (adverb) |
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at this time
in the near future |
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delusion (noun)
illusion (noun) |
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false belief about the self or about other people or things
misleading image |
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device (noun)
devise (verb) |
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object, vehicle
to give, as in a will or other testamentary document |
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disinterested (adjective)
uninterested (adjective) |
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impartial, unbiased
lack of curiosity, not interested |
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eminent (adjective)
imminent (adjective) |
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prominent in reference to a person
about to occur, threatening |
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expect (verb)
suspect (verb) |
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look forward to
think probable or likely |
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farther (adverb)
further (adverb) |
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fewer (adjective)
less (adjective) |
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reduced number
reduced extent or degree |
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foreword (noun)
forward (adverb) |
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prefatory comments to a book, not by the author
progressively toward the front ahead |
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good (adjective)
well (adjective)
well (adverb) |
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suitable, satisfactgory
healthy, desireable
suitably, satisfactorily |
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to suggest, to hint
to deduce, to draw conclusion |
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incredible (adjective)
incredulous (adjective) |
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unbelievable
unwilling to take at face value, skeptical |
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it's (contraction)
its (possessive pronoun) |
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it is
belong to it (a place or thing) |
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later (adverb)
latter (adjective) |
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at a subsequent time
near the end, the last thing mentioned |
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lay, laying, laid laid (verb)
lie lying, lay, lain (verb) |
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to place a person or an object somewhere
to be in or to take a reclining position |
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to relinquish temporarily
a thing given for the borrower's temp. use |
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liable (adjective)
libel (noun) |
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responsible or legally bound
defamatory statement in written form |
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may be (verb)
maybe (adverb) |
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might come to pass
perhaps, possibly |
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nauseated (adjective)
nauseous (adjective) |
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affected by nausea
CAUSING nausea |
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past participle of "pass"
previus time, beyond |
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percent (noun)
percentage (noun) |
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use with a specific number
use when no specific number is stated |
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precede (verb)
proceed (verb) |
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to be, go, or come ahead or in fron tof
go forward, continue |
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principal (adjective or noun)
principle (noun) |
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suppose (verb)
supposed (adjective) |
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assume, cnjecture
alleged, expected |
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than (conjunction)
then (adverb) |
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used in making comparison
speficies when, used in describing time |
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that, who (pronoun)
which, who (pronoun) |
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introduces restrictive description
introduces non restrictive description |
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their (possessive pronoun)
there (adverb)
they're (contraction) |
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belonging to them
specifies where used in describing a place
they are |
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to (preposition)
too (adverb) |
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used as part of infinitives, connector in various idioms
also, in an excessive amount |
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use (verb)
use (noun)
used (advjective) |
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utilize
utilization
not new, accustomed |
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