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without
-amoral, atheist, atypical, anonymous, apathy, amorphous, atrophy, apartheid, anomaly, agnostic |
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off, away from, apart, down
-abduct, abhor, abolish, abstract, abnormal, abdicate, abstinent |
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sharp, bitter
-acid, acute, acerbic, exacerbate, acrid, acrimonious, acumen |
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to do, to drive, to force, to lead
-act, agent, agile, agitate, exacting, pedagogue, demagogue, synagogue, cogent, exigent |
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to, toward, near
-adapt, adjacent, addict, admire, address, adhere, administer, adore |
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other, another
-alternative, alias, alibi, alien, alter ego |
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love
-amateur, amatory, amorous, enamored, amity, paramour |
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to go, to walk
-ambitious, amble, preamble, ambulance |
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around
-amphitheater, ambit, ambiance, ambient |
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both, more than one
-ambiguous, amphibian, ambivalent, ambidextrous |
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life, mind, soul, spirit
-unanimous, animosity, equanimity, magnanimous, pusillanimous |
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before
-ante, anterior, antecedent, antedate, antebellum, antediluvian |
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man, human
-anthropology, android, misanthrope, philanthropy, androgynous |
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year
-annual, anniversary, bianual, biennial, centennial, annuity, perennial, annals, millennium |
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Away
-apology, apostle, apocalypse, apogee, apocryphal, apotheosis, apostasy, apoplexy |
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skill, fitness, ability
-adapt, aptitude, apt, inept, adept |
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chief, principal
-architect, archenemy, archetype, archipelago |
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ruler
-monarchy, matriarchy, patriarchy, anarchy, heirarchy, oligarchy |
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Definition
skill, craft
-artificial, artifice, artisan, artifact, artful, artless |
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to increase
-auction, auxiliary, augment, august |
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self
-automatic, autopsy, autocrat, autonomy |
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Definition
to be, to have a certain quality
-belittle, belated, bemoan, befriend |
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war
-rebel, belligerent, bellicose, antebellum |
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good
-benefit, beneficiary,beneficent, benefactor, benign |
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twice, doubly
-binoculars, biannual, biennial, bigamy, bilateral, biligyal, bipartisan |
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brief, short
-brief, abbreviate, abridge, brevity |
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to fall, to happen by chance
-accident, coincidence, decadent, cascade, recidivism, cadence |
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to burn
-candle, incandescent, candor |
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Definition
to sing
-chant, enchant, accent, recant, incantation, incentive |
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Definition
to take, to get
-capture, anticipate, intercept, susceptible, emancipate, recipient |
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Definition
head, head-long
-capital, cape, captain, disciple, principle, principal, precipice, precipitate, precipitous, capitulate, capitalism |
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heart
-cardiac, courage, encourage, concordance, cordial |
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flesh
-carnivorous, carnival, carnal, carnage |
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cut
-caste, castigate, chastise, chaste |
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Definition
to burn
-caustic, holocaust |
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Definition
to go, to yield, to stop
-exceed, preceded, recess, concede, cede access, predecessor |
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center
-central, concentrate, eccentric, concentric |
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Definition
to separate, to judge, to distinguish, to decide
-concern, critic, secret, crime, discreet, ascertain |
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time
-synchronize, chronicle, chronology, anachronism |
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Definition
around, on all sides
-circumference, circumstances, circuit, circumlocution |
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to cut
-scissors, precise, exorcise, incision |
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Definition
to set in motion
-excite, incite, solicit, solicitous |
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Definition
shut, close
-closet, conclude, claustrophobia, disclose, exclusive, recluse, cloister, foreclose |
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Definition
to shout, to cry out
-exclaim, proclaim, clamor, declaim |
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Definition
to lean toward
-decline, recline, climax, proclivity, disinclination |
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Definition
with, together
-connect, confide, conceded, coerce, cohesive, congenial, connubial, conjugal |
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Definition
to govern
-bureaucracy, autocracy |
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Definition
to grow
-creation, increase, crescendo, accretion |
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Definition
to believe, to trust
-incredible, credibility, credentials, credit, credence, credulity, incredulous |
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Definition
Hidden
-crypt, cryptic, apocryphal, cryptography |
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Definition
to lie down
-cubicle, succumb, incubate, incumbent, recumbent |
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Definition
blame
-culprit, culpable, exculpate, inculpate, mea cupla |
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Definition
running, a course
-occur, recur, current, courier, cursive, concurrent, incur, discourse, discursive, precursor, recourse, cursory |
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Definition
away, off, down, completely, reversal
-descend, detract, decipher, deface, defile, defraud, deplete, decry, delineate, deferential |
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Definition
people
-democracy, epidemic, endemic, demagogue, demographics, pandemic |
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Definition
apart, through
-dialogue, diagnose, diameter, dilate, digress, dilatory, diaphanous, dichotomy, dialectic |
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Definition
to say, to tell, to use words
-dictionary,dictate, abdicate, edict, dictum, malediction, indict, indite |
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worthy
-dignity, dignitary, dignify, deign, indignant, dcondign |
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Definition
away from, apart, reversal, not
-disperse, disseminate, dissipate, dissuade, diffuse |
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Definition
to teach
-doctor, doctrine, didactic |
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Definition
opinion
-orthodox, paradox, dogma, dogmatic |
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Definition
suffer, pain
-condolence, indolence, doleful, dolorous |
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Definition
to give
-donate, donor, pardon, condone, antidote, anecdote, endow, dowry |
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Definition
doubt
-dubious, dubiety, indubitable |
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Definition
to lead
-conduct, abduct, seduce, induct, induce, ductile |
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Definition
hard
-endure, durable, duress, dour, abdurate |
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Definition
faulty
-dysfunction, dystopia, dyspepsia, dyslexia |
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Definition
upon
-epidemic, epilogue, epidermis, epistle, epitome, epigram, epithet, epitaph |
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Definition
equal, even
-equation, adequate, equivalent, equilibrium, equivocal |
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Definition
to wander
-err, error, erratic, erroneous, errant, aberrant |
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Definition
becoming
-adolescent, obsolescent, iridescent, coalesce, quiescent, acquiescent |
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Definition
good, well
-euphoria, euphemism, eulogy |
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Definition
out, out of, from, former, completely
-evade, exclude, extricate, exonerate, extort, exhort, exalt, exult, extenuate, egregious |
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outside of, beyond
-extraordinary, extraneous, extrapolate |
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speak
-fable, fabulous, affable, ineffable, fame, famous, defame, infamous |
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Definition
to do, to make
-factory, facsimile, benefactor, facile, soporific, munificent, configuration |
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Definition
to bring, to carry, to bear
-offer, transfer, confer, referendum, infer, proffer, vociferous |
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Definition
to boil, to bubble, to burn
-fervor, ferment, fervid, effervescent |
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Definition
faith, trust
-confide, confident, affidavit, diffident, infidelity, perfidy, fiduciary, semper fidelis, bona fide |
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Definition
end
-final, finale, confine, define, infinitesimal |
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Definition
to burn
-flame, flamboyant, flammable, inflammatory, flagrant |
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Definition
to bend
-deflect, flexible, inflect, reflect, genuflect |
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Definition
to strike
-afflict, inflict, conflict, profligate |
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Definition
to flow
-fluid, fluent, affluent, fluctuation, influx, effluence, confluence, superfluous, mellifluous |
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before
-foresight, foreshadow |
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chance
-fortune, fortunate, fortuitous |
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Definition
to break
-fracture, fraction, refraction, fractious, infraction, infringe |
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Definition
fruit, produce
-fruitful, frugal |
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Definition
bottom
-foundation, founder, profound |
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Definition
to pour
-confuse, transfusion, profuse, effusive, diffuse, suffuse, infusion |
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Definition
birth, creation, race, kind
-generous, generate, genetics, photogenic, genial, congenial, ingenuous, indigenous, miscegenation, sui generis |
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Definition
know
-ignore, ignoramus, incognito, agnostic, cognitive, cognizant |
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Definition
big
-grandeur, grandiose, aggrandize, grandiloquent |
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Definition
pleasing
-ingrate, ingratiate, gratuity |
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Definition
heavy, serious
-grace, grief, aggrieve, gravity, grievous |
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Definition
herd
-congregation, segregation, aggregation, gregarious, egregious |
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Definition
to step
-progress, graduate, gradual, degrade, retrograde, transgress, digress, egress |
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Definition
to stick
-coherent, cohesive, adhesive, adherent, inherent |
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Definition
one's own
-idiot, idiom, idiosyncrasy |
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Definition
in, into
-embrace, enclose, ingratiate, intrinsic, influx, incarnate, implicate, indigenous |
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not, without
-inactive, indifferent, innocuous, insipid, indolence, impartial, inept, indigent |
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beneath
-infrastructure, infrared, infrasonic |
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between, among
-interstate, interloper, interlude, intermittent, interplay, intersperse |
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within
-intramural, intrastate, intravenous |
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Definition
to throw, to throw down
-inject, eject, project, trajectory |
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Definition
to meet, to join
-junction, adjoin, subjugate, juxtapose, injunction, rejoinder |
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Definition
to swear
-jury, perjury, abjure, adjure |
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Definition
to select, to choose
-collect, elect, select, predilection, eclectic, elegant |
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Definition
lift, light, rise
-elevator, lever, alleviate, levitate, relevant, levee, levity |
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Definition
word, speech
-dialogue, eloquent, elocution, soliloquy, eulogy, grandiloquent, philology, loquacious |
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Definition
light
-illustrate, illuminate, luminous, luminescent, elucidate |
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Definition
to play
-illusion, ludicrous, delude, elude, interlude |
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Definition
to wash
-lavatory, dilute, pollute, deluge, antediluvian |
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big
-magnify, maximum, magniloquent |
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Definition
bad, ill, evil, wrong
-malfunction, malodorous, maladroit, malevolent, malfeasance, malefactor, malediction |
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hand
-manual, manufacture, emancipate, manifest |
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woman, mother
-matrimony, maternal, matriculate, matriarch |
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small
-minute, diminution, miniature, diminish |
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Definition
to project, to hang over
-eminent, imminent, prominent, preeminent |
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Definition
to send
-transmit, emissary, missive, intermittent, remit, demise |
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Definition
mixed
-miscellaneous, miscegenation, promiscuous |
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Definition
to warn
-monument, monitor, summons, admonish, remonstrate |
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Definition
death
-immortal, morgue, morbid, moribund, mortify |
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Definition
change
-commute, mutation, mutant, immutable, transmutation, permutation |
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Definition
rule, order
-astronomy, economy, autonomy, gastronomy, taxonomy |
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Definition
to be born
-natural, native, naive, cognate, nascent, innate, renaissance |
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Definition
harm, death
-innocent, noxious, obnoxious, pernicious, internecine, innocuous, necromancy |
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name
-synonym, nominate, pseudonyme, homonym, nominal, ignominy, denomination, renown |
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new
-novice, novel, renovate, innovate, neologism, neophyte |
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Definition
to announce
-announce, pronounce, denounce, renounce |
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toward, to, against, completely, over
-obese, object, obstruct, obstinate, obscure, obtrude, oblique, oblivious, obnoxious, obstreperous, obtuse, opprobrium, obsequious, obfuscate |
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all
-omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent |
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peace
-appease, pacify, pacifist, pact |
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Definition
everywhere, all
-panorama, panacea, panegyric |
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equal
-par, parity, disparity, disparate, disparage |
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next to, beside
-parallel, paraphrase, parable, paradigm, paranoid, parapsychology |
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feeling, suffering, disease
-apathy, sympathy, empathy, antipathy, sociopath |
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Definition
father, support
-patron, patronize, paternal, paternalism, expatriate, patrimony, patriarch |
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few, little, poor
-poverty, pauper, paucity, impoverish, puerile, pusillanimous |
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Definition
foot,
-pedal, podiatrist, expedite, expedient, impede, impediment, antipodes |
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to pay, to compensate
-penal, penalty, punitive, repent, penance, penitent, impunity |
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to hang, to weigh, to pay
-depend, dispense, expend, stipend, spend expenditure, suspense, compensate, propensity |
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completely, wrong
-persistent, perforate, perplex, perspire, peruse, peremptory, pertinacious |
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Definition
to go, to seek, to strive
-appetite, compete, perpetual, impetuous, petulant propitious |
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Definition
love
-philosophy, philanthropy, philatelist, philology |
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sound
-telephone, megaphone, euphony, cacophony |
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to please
-placid, placebo, placate, complacent, complaisant |
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to fill
-complete. deplete, complement, plethora, replete |
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to fold, to twist, to tangle, to bend
-complex, duplex, replica, ply, comply, implicit, implicate, explicit, duplicity, complicity, supplicate, accomplice, explicate |
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to put, to place
-component, compound, deposit, dispose, expose, juxtapose, depose, proponent, repository, transpose, superimpose |
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to carry
-import, portable, porter, importune |
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after
-posthumous, posterior, posterity, ex post facto |
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Definition
to take, to get, to seize
-surprise, comprehend, enterprise, apprise, apprehend, reprisal |
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to prove, to test
-probe, approbation, probity, opprobrium, reprobate |
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to fight
-pugilism, pugnacious, impugn, repugnant |
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Definition
to point, to prick
-puncture, punctual, punctuate, pungent, poignant |
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to seek
-acquire, exquisite, request, conquest, perquisite, querulous |
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quiet
-disquiet, tranquil, acquiesce, quiescent |
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to laugh
-ridicule, derision, risible |
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Definition
to ask
-interrogate, arrogant, prerogative, surrogate, derogatory, arrogate |
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Definition
to leap, to jump
-insult, assault, somersault, salient, resilient, desultory |
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sacred
-sacrifice, sanctuary, sanctify, sacrament, sacrilege |
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to know
-science, conscious, omniscient, prescient, nescient |
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to write
-scribble, prescribe, proscribe, ascribe, inscribe, conscription, scripture |
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apart
-select, separate, seduce, seclude, segregate, secede, sequester |
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Definition
to follow
-second, prosecute, sequel, inconsequential, obsequious |
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Definition
to sit, to be still, to plan, to plot
-preside, sediment, dissident, obsession, residual, sedate, subsidiary, sedentary, sedulous |
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Definition
to feel, to be aware
-resent, consent, dissent, sentinel, insensate, sentient, presentiment |
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Definition
to loosen, to free
-dissolve, resolve, irresolute, solvent, dissolution, absolution |
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Definition
to look, to see
-perspective, aspect, spectator, specter, respite, specious |
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Definition
to stand, to be in a place
-static, destitute, stagnant, stasis, status quo, apostasy |
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Definition
smooth
-suave, assuage, persuade |
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Definition
to be silent
-reticent, tacit, taciturn |
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Definition
to hold
-contain, pertinacious, tenacious, abstention, sustain, tenure, pertinent, tenet |
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Definition
to stretch, to thin
-tension, extend, tentative, contend, tendentious, contender, tenuous, attenuate, extenuating |
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god
-apotheosis, theocracy, theology |
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Definition
to cut
-tome, microtome, epitome, dichotomy |
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Definition
to twist
-tort, extort, torture, tortuous |
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Definition
to drag, to pull, to draw
-tractor, attract, contract, detract, intractable, protract, abstract |
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Definition
across
-transparent, transport, transition, transitory, transient, transgress, intransigent |
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Definition
to use
-abuse, usage, utensil, usurp, utility, utilitarian |
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Definition
to come, to move toward
-adventure, convene convenient, event, venturesome, contravene, circumvent |
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Definition
truth
-verdict, verify, veracious, verisimilitude, aver, verity |
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Definition
to turn
-controversy, revert, subvert, invert, inadvertent, versatile, traverse, covert, overt, avert, advert |
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life
-vivid, vicarious, viable, vivacity, joie de vivre, bon vivant |
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to see
-evident, video, adviser, provident, visionary, visage |
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Definition
to call
-vocabulary, vocal, provocation, advocate, vocation, vociferous, evocative, revoke |
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to wish
-voluntary, volition, malevolent, benevolent |
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