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| authority, permission, authorization |
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hamper, hinder, obstruct
- Lincoln hates to be encumbered by the military |
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| loyal, faithful, resolute |
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accuse for crime
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| meat-eating, flesh-eating, predatory, predacious |
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involve (to a problem)
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| supreme, unlimited, ultimate, boundless, absolute, plenary |
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| rabble-rousing, provoking to rebel |
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| cheerfulness, lightheartedness |
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| abundant, ample, lavish, bumper |
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| retinue, a group of people attending or surrounding an important person |
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| entourage, a group of people attending or surrounding an important person |
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| not easily annoyed or angered, serene |
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| distinctive, individual, peculiar |
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| pedagogical, educational, educative, didactic, scholastic |
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| disfigure, spoil the attractiveness, impair, blemish |
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open to new opinion, tolerant, unbigoted, unprejudiced,
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| unequivocal, outright, straight, plain, assertive, emphatic, direct, absolute |
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