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        | capable of portable able to be carried interminable not able to be limited legible able to be read |  | 
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        | like, pertaining to cardiac pertaining to the heart aquatic pertaining to the water dramatic pertaining to the drama |  | 
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        | full of audacious full of daring perspicacious full of mental perception avaricious full of greed |  | 
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        | pertaining to maniacal insane final pertaining to the end logical pertaining to logic |  | 
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        | full of eloquent pertaining to fluid, effective speech suppliant pleader verdant green |  | 
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        | like, connected with dictionary book connected with words honorary with honor luminary celestial body  |  | 
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        | to make consecrate to make holy enervate to make weary mitigate to make less severe |  | 
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        | that which is exasperation irritation irritation annoyance |  | 
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        | state of being democracy government ruled by the people obstinacy stubborness accuracy correctness |  | 
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        | person who mutineer person who rebels lecher person who lusts censor person who deletes improper remarks |  | 
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        | becoming evanescent tending to vanish pubescent arriving at puberty |  | 
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        | making, doing terrific arousing great fear soporific causing sleep |  | 
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        | secret After avoiding their chaperon, the lovers had a clandestine meeting. |  | 
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        | loud, resounding noise The blacksmith was accustomed to the clangor of hammers on steel. |  | 
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        | split or sever With her haevy cleaver, Julia Child can cleave a whole roast duck in two. |  | 
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        | split Trying for a fresh handhold, the mountian climber grasped the edge of a cleft in the sheer rockface. |  | 
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        | disposition to be lenient The lawyer was pleased when the case was sent to JUdge Smith's chambers because Smith was noted for her clemency towards first offenders. |  | 
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        | close tightly "Open wide," said the dentist, but Clint clenched his teeth even more tightly than before. |  | 
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        | body of customers The rock club attracted a young, stylish clientele. |  | 
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        | relating to the highest point When he reached the climatic portions of the book, he could not stop reading. |  | 
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        | region His doctor advised him to move to a milder clime. |  | 
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        | section of filmed material Phil's job at Fox Sports involved selecting clips of the day's sporting highlights for later broadcast. |  | 
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        | monastery or convent The nuns lived a seclude life in the cloister. |  | 
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        | great influence Gatsby wondered whether he had enought clout to be admitted to the exclusive club. |  | 
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        | distasteful, sweet Disliking the cloying sweetness of standard wedding cakes, Jody and Tom chose to have homemade carrot cake at the reception. |  | 
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        | thicken, congeal Even after you remove the pudding from the burner, it will continue to coagulate as it stands. |  | 
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        | combine The brooks coalesce in larger river. |  | 
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        | partnership The coalition united people of all race in a common cause. |  | 
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        | to treat gently Don't coddle the children much, they need to taste of discipline. |  | 
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        | arrange as a code We have to take the varying rules and regulations of the health agencies and codify  them into a national code. |  | 
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        | use of force to get someone to obey The inquisitors used both physical and psychological coercion to force Joan of Arc to deny that her visions were God. |  | 
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        | convicing It was inevitable that David to go to Havard: he had several cogent reasons. |  | 
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        | think over Cogitate on this problem; the solution will come. |  | 
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        | related linguistically The English word "mother" is cognate the Latin word "mater". |  | 
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        | having to do with knowing Though Jack was immature, his cognitive development was admirable was very advanced intellectually. |  | 
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        | knowledge During th election campaign the two candidates were kept in full cognizance of the national situation. |  | 
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        | stick together Solids have a greater tendency cohere than liquids. |  | 
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        | tendency to keep together A firm believe the maxim "Divide and conquer" the evil emperor means of lies and trickery, sought to disrupt the cohesion the federation of free nations.  |  | 
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        | hairstyle You can make a statement by your choice of coiffure.  |  | 
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        | make coins, invent or fabricate Mints coin money; counterfeiters coin fakes.  |  | 
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