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| something built or put together; a structure |
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| a partially ruined building or structure |
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| an unusually talented child |
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| feeling a lack of courage or self-confidence; shy |
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| to do away with completely, to put an end to |
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| to remove (a body) from where it is buried; to uncover |
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| to copy the speech or behavior of another person or animal |
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| to do something the same way as someone else |
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| a true piece of information |
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| an idea or theory that is not proven |
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| a discussion between people in which they express different opinions |
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| to disagree or fight by using angry words |
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| real; not copied or false |
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| to say that you accept the truth of something |
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| to concede as true or valid |
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| to give or leave by will; to hand down |
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| forgiveness for something |
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| the act of an authority pardoning a large group of individuals |
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| able to talk in a way that is easily understood |
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| to go from one subject to another without any clear direction |
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| an act or statement intended to make people believe something that is not true |
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| a person who pretends to be what he or she is not in order to trick people |
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| a person who works with you |
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| one who is fighting against you for some reward |
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| not filled, used, or lived in |
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| a relationship in which people or nations agree to work together |
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| the act of dividing something into parts |
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| careful about spending money; using resources wisely |
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| being a good manager of resources |
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| emotional in a way that is very extreme or exaggerated |
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| lacking in vitality; unusually quiet |
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| causing hatred or strong dislike |
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