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| hard to understand; elaborate; complex; intricate |
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| person who is not a member of the military, or police, or firefighting forces |
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| agree; coincide; be of the same opinion |
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| state or prove the truth of; substantiate; verify |
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| proof; evidence; verification |
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turn aside; get off the main topic; deviate |
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| aplenty; in abundance; plentiful; abundant (galore always follows the word it modifies) |
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| actually being what it is claimed or seems to be; true; authentic; real |
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| of or relating to an enemy or enemies; unfriendly; inimical |
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| put into the earth; bury; entomb |
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| burial; entombment; sepulture |
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| make less severe; lessen; alleviate; soften; relieve |
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| one who is new to a field or activity; beginner; apprentice; neophyte; tyro |
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| work created firsthand from which copies are made; prototype; archetype |
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belonging to the beginning; first; earliest; initial; primary inventive; creative |
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| freshness; novelty; inventiveness |
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begin again retake; reoccupy |
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draw back; recoil, wince become smaller; contract |
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not drunk; not intoxicated earnest; serious; free from excitement or exaggeration |
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| be enough, adequate, or sufficient; serve; do |
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| empty; unoccupied; tenantless; not being used |
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| unfilled position; unoccupied apartment or room |
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| close a meeting; suspend the buisness of a meeting; dispand; reccess |
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shrewd; wise, perspicacios; sagacious crafty; cunning; sly; wily |
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| act of blaming; expression of dissaproval; hostile criticism; rebuke; reprimand |
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| tear down; destroy; raze; smash; wreck |
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| differ in opinion; disagree; object |
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| discord; conflict; strife |
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fair to all concern; just; impartial; objective; unabiased |
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| free from blame; clear from accusation; acquit; absolve |
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| compsed or spoken without preparation; offhand; impromptu; improvised |
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| free from difficulties; disentangle; disencumber; release |
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| lose or have to give up as a penalty for some error, neglect, or fault; sacrifice |
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| not able to be read; very hard to read; not legible; undecipherable |
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| not done on purpose; unintentional; thoughtlessly; accidentally ; carelessly |
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| not fitting; unsuitable; unbecoming; not appropriate; improper |
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| moneymaking; profittable; advantageous; remunerative |
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| lasting; enduring; intended to last; stable |
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| forbid; ban; enjoin; interdict |
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| express disapproval of; criticize sharply; censure severly; reprimand; reprove |
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| not lasting; passing soon; fleeting; short-lived; momentary; ephemeral; transitory |
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| guest staying for only a short time |
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| hiding place to store something |
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| praise; mention favorably; compliment |
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| characteristic of a despot(a monarch having absolute power); domineering; dictatorial; tyrannical; autocratic |
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| argue about; debate; declare not true; call into question; oppose; challenge |
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| argumentative; contentious |
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| building, especially a large or impressive building |
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| historical period; period of time; age; epoch |
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begin; introduce; originate; inaugurate put through the ceremony of becoming a member; admit; induct |
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| introduction; installation |
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| pirates' flag; black flag with white skull and crossbones |
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| very large number of people or things; crowd; throng; horde; swarm |
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| become aware of through sences; see; note; observe; behold; understand |
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| (usually plural) door; entrance, especially, a grand or impresive one; gate |
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restrained in speech or action; reticent; uncommunicative; tightlipped; taciturn unsociable; aloof; withdrawn |
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| hold back; check; curb; repress; keep under control |
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| draw back; withdraw; take back; unsay |
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| chain of small bones down the middle of the back; backbone |
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| having no backbone; weak; indecisive; cowardly |
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| idle and leisurely walk; ramble |
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| full of fear; afraid; timid |
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account or description from one point of view; interpretation translation |
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| person or nation that intitiates hostilities or makes an unprovoked attack; assailant; invader |
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| unprovoked attack; assault; invasion |
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| height; elevation; high position; eminence |
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| great misfortune; catastophy; disaster |
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| come together into a group; assemble; gather |
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| meet in a group for a specific purpose |
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| friendliness; warmth of regard; amiability |
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| warm and friendly; gracious; hearty |
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| close companion; intimate friend; chum; associate |
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in a careful, thought out manner; purposely; intentionally in an unhurried manner; slowly |
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deal out; distribute (followed by the preposition with) do without; get along without; forgo |
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| doubtful; uncertain; questionable |
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| very end; utmost limit; border |
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| predict; foretell; prophesy; prognosticate |
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| spend the winter in a dormant or inactive state, as some animals do |
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large number; multitude; throng; crowd; flock a person who recieves or entertains a guest or guests at home or else where (note- hostess= woman host |
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| frighten; influence by fear; cow; overawe; coerce |
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| introduction (to a book or speech); foreword; prologue; preamble; exordium |
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| introduce or begin with a preface; usher in; precede; |
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| draw back because of fear or digust; shrink; wince; flinch |
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thought; especially careful thought; cogitation; deliberatation blame; discredit; aspersion; slur |
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| give up; abandon; let go; release; surrender; cede |
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| endure; to put up with; accept; permit |
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compete; vie; take part in a contest; fight; struggle argue; maintain as true; assert |
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| loud noise; uproar; clamor; racket |
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| tell apart; differentiate; recognize |
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| make known; reveal; disclose |
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| long period of dry weather; lack of rain; dryness |
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| starve; suffer from extreme hunger; make extremely hungry |
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| lighten up; lighten; brighten |
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| incapable of being heard; not audible |
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| casue to be or look larger; enlarge; amplify; exaggerate |
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| make a hole with a pointed object; pierce; perforate |
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| search thoroughly by turning over all the contents; ransack |
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| at the same time; concurrently; together |
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| live longer than; outlive; outlast |
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| pass across, over, or through; cross |
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| speed; swiftness; celerity; rapidity |
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hold or contain without crowding or inconvenience; have room for oblige; do a favor for; furnish with something desired |
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anticipate (foresee) with fear; dread arrest |
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| keep secret; withdraw from observation; hide; secrete |
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| one guilty of a fault or crime; offender; wrongdoer |
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| drop; exclude; remove; get rid of; rule out |
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| given to joking; not to be taken seriously; witty; funny |
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| steal (in small amounts); purloin |
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proper business or duty; sphere; jurisdiction territory; region; domain |
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| think carefully; meditate; contemplate |
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| turn completely about; change to the opposite position; revoke; annul |
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| setback; defeat; reversal |
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not deep lacking intellectual depth; superficial; uncritical |
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| beyond what is necessary or desirable; surplus; needless |
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| conquer; overcome; climb over |
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| having to do with cities or towns |
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| neighborhood; locality; region about or near a place |
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| occupation; calling; business; trade; profession |
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