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| a statement that at first seems false |
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| to dispute or oppose by reasoning |
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| bountiful; producing many offspring |
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| temporary; lasting a short rime |
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| to take an idea and add it to your knowledge; to take something in and make it part of the thing it has joined |
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| the placing of persons, events, objects, or customs in times to which they do not belong |
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| showing neither liking nor disliking; don't care |
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| a short narrative of an interesting, amusing, or biographical incident |
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| skillful in the use of hands; showing shrewdness or resourcefullness in caping with difficulty |
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| difficult to understandor distinguish |
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| something interpreted incorrectly |
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| weakness; feebleness; frailty; disease and ailment |
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| coming and going at intervals; not continuous |
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| acting fitfully; excitable |
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| the equipment used to do a particular kind of work |
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| a recalling or telling of past experience |
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| numbness; a condition characterized by great dulling or suspension of sense or feeling |
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| a current of air or water running contrary to the main current ex: whirlpool |
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| a serious and intent state of mind; important; serious |
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| not taking sides ex: Emily vs. Abby |
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