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| to develop or acieve gradually |
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| unchangeable, not subject or susecptible to change |
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| firmly established and having existed for a long time,, deep rooted. |
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| capeable of being shaped or formed by hamring or pressure |
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| a marked change in form, character , or function,,, a transformation |
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| to adjust or adapt to a certain level or proportion,, to regulare |
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| readily taking different forms, characteristics, or meanings |
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| scattered,,, occuring at irregular intervals, having no regular pattern |
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| to change from one form to another,, to transform |
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| tending t ovary often or widely, as in price, subject to wide variation,, inconstant |
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| quickness and keenness of insight or judgment |
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| to discover or determine with certaint, especially though examination or experimentation |
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| of or relation to the brain |
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| a natural power or ability |
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| to make difficult to understand |
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| to think deeply about, to turn a matter over and over in one's mind |
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| to prevent from making progess,, to frustrate or thwart efforts |
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| to guess, to draw a conclusion without sufficient evidence |
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| a principle or belief helpd by a person or an organization |
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