Synonyms

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abroad (adv)
to or in another country

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overseas; internationally

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abrupt (adj)
quick; without warning

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sudden

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acceptable (adj)
allowable; satisfactory

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permissible

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acclaim (n)
enthusiastic approval; applause

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praise

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adverse (adj)
displeasing; objectionable; bad

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unfavorable

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aspect (n)
a part or characteristic of something; an element

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facet

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attractive (adj)
calling attention; pleasing; creating interest; pretty

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appealing

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autonomous (adj)
by itself; with no association

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independent

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chronic (adj)
always present; continued

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constant

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disapproval (n)
not giving approval; act of disagreeing

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objection

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distruptive (adj)
causing confusion and interruption

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disturbing

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haphazardly (adv)
having no order or pattern; by chance

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carelessly / arbitrarily

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intervention (n)
taking action; be involved

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involvement

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persistent (adv)
continuous; refusing to give up; firm in action or decision

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constant

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postpone (v)
to change to later time; to delay

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reschedule

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valid (adj)
producing a desired result based on truths or facts

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convincing

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withdraw (v)
to remove, take out, or take back

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extract

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advantage (n)
something that may help one to be successful or to gain something

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benefit

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advent (n)
the coming or appearance of something

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arrival

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agile (adj)
able to move in a quick and easy way

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nimble

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albeit (conj)
in spite of the facts, regardless of the facts

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although

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appealing (adj)
attactive or interesting

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alluring

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celebrated (adj)
acclaimed; well-known and popular

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renowned

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circumvent (v)
to go around; avoid

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evade

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collide (v)
to hit one object against another with violent force; to be in opposition

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crash

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contemporary (adj)
modern, up-to-date

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current

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distribute (v)
to divide among people or to give out

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dispense

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encourage (v)
to promote; help; or support

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stimulate

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energetic (adj)
full of life, action, or power

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vigorous

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frail (adj)
weak in health or in body

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fragile

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heyday (n)
a high point of success or abundance

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pinnacle

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myth (n)
an invented story or idea

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legend

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refine (v)
to make pure; to improve

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perfect

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worthwhile (adv)
value in doing something

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rewarding

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alter (v)
to change or make different

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modify

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analyze (v)
to study something carefully; to separate into parts for study

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examine

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ancient (adj)
something from a long time ago; very old

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old

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annoying (adj)
a slight bother; disturbing to a person

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bothersome

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anticipate (v)
to think about or prepare for something

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predict

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ascertain (v)
to discover; find out

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determine

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benign (adj)
doing no harm or damage; gentle

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harmless

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conform (v)
to follow established rules or pattern of behavior

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adapt

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enrich (v)
to make rich; to make something of greater value

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enhance

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intensify (v)
to make stronger in feeling or quality

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heighten

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intolerable (adj)
difficult or painful to experience; not able to accept different ways of thought or behaviour

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unbearable

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ongoing (adj)
continuing

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current

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potential (n)
an ability, happening, or opportunity that has not occured or been developed

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possibility

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propose (v)
to suggest or plan to do something

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suggest

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restore (v)
to give back or bring back something; to return to the orginal condition

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revitalize

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turbulent (adj)
to be in a disordered, disturbed, or unstable condition

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chaotic

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vital (adj)
of great importance; full of like

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indispensable

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ambiguous (adj)
of unclear meaning; something that can be understood in more than one way

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vague

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arbitrary (adj)
an action or decision made with little thought, order, or no reason

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haphazard

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assert (adj)
to express or defend oneself strongly; to state positively

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declare

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astounding (adj)
very surprising

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astonishing

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astute (adj)
very intelligent, smart, clever

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perceptive

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concur (v)
to have the same opinion or draw the same conclusion

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agree

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deceptively (adv)
making something appear ture or good when it is false or bad

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misleadingly

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designate (v)
to specify, name, or select to do a task; to indicate

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assign

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determined (adj)
strong in one opinion, firm in conviction to find out

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resolute

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elicit (v)
to get the facts or draw out the truth

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extract

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embody (v)
to be a good example of a concept or idea

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exemplify

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instigate (v)
to cause a conflict or argument

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initiate

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mundane (adj)
common or routine

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ordinary

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petition (v)
to make a request

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appeal

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relinquish (v)
to give up control

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abdicate

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resilient (adj)
strong enough to recover from difficulties or disease

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tenacious

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stagnant (adj)
not moving or developing

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still

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baffle (v)
to confuse to a point at which no progress can be made

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puzzle

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bear (v)
to produce, to carry, to show, to endure

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yield

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blur (v)
to make something difficult to see

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cloud

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brilliant (adj)
intensely bright or colorful; intelligent

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radiant

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caution (v)
to alert someone of danger, warn someone take care or pay attention to something

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warn

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enhance (v)
to increase in a positive way, such as in value, power, or beauty

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strengthen

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facilitate (v)
to make easier; to ease the progress of

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assist

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incessant (adj)
nonstop, continual, or never-ending

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constant

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in conjunction with (prep. ph)
in addition to, alongside

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along with

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intrigue (v)
to interest greatly

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fascinate

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obstruct (v)
to prevent movement, progress, or success

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block

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persuade (V)
to change a belief or behavior by argument or reason

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convince

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recompense (n)
a repayment or reward for a deed

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compensation

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shed (v)
to throw off naturally; to give out

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discard

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unique (adj)
to be the only one of a kind; special

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rare

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well-suited (adv)
to be complementary or appropriate

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compatible

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work out (v)
to end or cause to end successfully; to develop

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solve

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chiefly (adv)
the most important or most common

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mostly

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coarse (adj)
not fine or smooth; not delicate

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rough

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commonplace (adj)
ordinary

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frequent

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complex (adj)
difficult to understand or explain; having many parts

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complicated

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conventional (adj)
following accepted rules or standards

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traditional

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curious (adj)
odd or strange; eager to learn

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peculiar

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emit (v)
to send out; give off

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release

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exceedingly (adv)
very; to an unusual degree

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extremely

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exclusively (adv)
no one else; nothing else; not shared

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restrictively

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extinguish (v)
to bring about the end of something

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terminate

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immense (adj)
extremely large

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massive

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instantaneous (adj)
occuring in an instant

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immediate

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rigid (adj)
not easy to bend; firm; inflexible

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stiff

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routinely (adv)
regularly; usually done

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ordinarily

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stamina (n)
lasting physical or mental strength

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endurance

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sufficiently (adv)
enough; in a satisfying manner

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adequately

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visibly (adv)
can be seen; power of imagination or wisdom

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noticeably

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brash (adj)
confident or aggressive; lacking regard for consequences

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reckless

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clarify (v)
to make more easily understood; to make clear

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explain

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conceal (v)
to prevent from being seen or discovered

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hide

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confirm (v)
to make certain; give support

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prove

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convenient (adj)
easy to reach; near; suitable to one’s needs

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practical

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core (adj)
the central or most important part of something

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chief

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critical (adj)
very serious or unsafe; finding fault

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dangerous

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discrepancy (n)
a difference between things that should be similar or equal

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inconsistency

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distort (v)
to change from the orginal shape or condition, usually in an unnatural way

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deform

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diverse (adj)
various; distinct from others

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different

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eventually (adv)
to happen at some time in the future

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finally

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prosperous (adj)
successful, wealthy

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thriving

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purposefully (adv)
done for special reason

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deliberately

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reveal (v)
to uncover; to expose

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disclose

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scarcely (adv)
almost not

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hardly

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simultaneous (adj)
occuring at the same time

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concurrent

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theoretically (adv)
according to a reasoned, but not proven, point fo view

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hypothetically

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accelerate (v)
to go faster

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hasten

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crush (v)
to press together so as to completely distort the shape or nature of the object

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grind

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cultivate (v)
to plant and raise a crop; to encourage growth of a relationship or friendship

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grow

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derive (v)
to come from or find something from its starting point

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obtain

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dictate (v)
to state demands with the power of enforce

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impose

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distinguish (v)
to hear, see, or recognize differences

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discriminate

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docile (adj)
easy to control or train

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manageable

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engender (v)
to cause something new to exist; to create

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produce

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engross (v)
to become completely occuped or involved

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engage

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flaw (n)
a small sign of damage that makes an item imperfect

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defect

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harvest (n)
the act of collecting a crop; the crops gathered

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gather

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mammoth (adj)
very large

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enormous

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mirror (v)
to show, as in a mirror

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reflect

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negotiate (v)
to find a middle ground, come to an agreement

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bargain

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obtain (v)
to gain or secure something

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gain

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particle (n)
very small piece of something

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fragment

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transport (v)
to move from one place to another

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carry

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account (ph. v)
to take something into consideration; to provide reasons for an event

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explain

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accurate (adj)
careful and exact

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precise

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acute (adj)
having a sudden consequence or severe effect

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intense

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classify (v)
to place into groups according to type

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arrange

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currency (n)
monetary unit; cash

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money

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dense (adj)
closely packed or crowded; difficult to see through

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thick

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dim (adj)
not bright or clear

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faint

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display (v)
to show; reveal

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exhibit

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exports (n)
products sold abroad

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foreign sales

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gigantic (adj)
very large

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enormous

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impressive (adj)
causing admiration because of an object’s importance, size, or quality

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imposing

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install (v)
to set up or create an office; to place in the fixed position

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establish

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jargon (n)
language specific to a profession or activity

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terminology

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saturate (v)
to fill or occupy to the maximum level

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overflow

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straightforward (adj)
easy to understand; simple; honest

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uncomplicated

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uniform (adj)
every part being the same

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consistent

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vibrant (adj)
lively; powerful; full of action; bright

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brilliant

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distinct (adj)
clearly noticed; different

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definite

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dominant (adj)
primary or principal; having or exercising control over something

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major

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dormant (adj)
not growing or producing; asleep

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inactive

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drab (adj)
lacking color; uninteresting, boring

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colorless

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dramatic (adj)
something that captures the imagination; exciting

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emotional

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eclectic (adj)
to select or represent something chosen from many sources or places

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diverse

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elaborate (adj)
something with the large number of parts; full of details

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complex

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exceptional (adj)
unusual in the positive way

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phenomenal

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genuine (adj)
honest or true; real

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authentic

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hazardous (adj)
very risky, unsafe

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dangerous

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minuscule (adj)
of little consequence; very small

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tiny

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prime (v)
to make ready

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prepare

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rudimentary (adj)
simple; not complex

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basic

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skeptical (adj)
to question the truthfulness of information presented as fact; to not trust

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unconvinced

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stoic (adj)
showing no emotion; appearing disinterested

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indifferent

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superficial (adj)
simple; not deep; near the surface

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shallow

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vigorous (adj)
powerful, full of action

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strong

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amenity (n)
something that makes life easier or more enjoyable

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convenience

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disperse (v)
to cause to move in many different

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circulate

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element (n)
a part of the whole

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component

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elementary (adj)
simple in structure, easy to do

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primary

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eliminate (v)
to remove, free oneself of something

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delete

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emerge (v)
to come into view, or existence

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appear

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emphasize (v)
to show that something is especially

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highlight

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encircle (v)
to make a circle around

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surround

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erratic (adj)
no regular pattern in thinking or movement; changeable without reason

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inconsistent

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exaggerate (v)
to make something more than what it is

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overstate

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integral (adj)
to be an essential or basic part of something

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vital

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justify (v)
to show to be right or reasonable

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defend

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mortify (v)
to embarrass

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humiliate

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overbearing (adj)
persistently overconfident or controlling

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oppressive

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precipitate (v)
to speed up the occurence or development of something

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hasten

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prevalent (adj)
existing widly or commonly

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commonplace

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release (v)
to allow to come out; to give freedom

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free

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benefit (v)
to be useful or helpful

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assist

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blind (adj)
unable to see or understand; to conceal; showing poor judgment or understanding

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unaware

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broaden (v)
to make larger or greater

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enlarge

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burgeon (v)
growing at the fast pace

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thrive

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carry out (V)
to perform a task, often for someone else

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accomplish

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conspicuously (adv)
attracting attention

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noticeably

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deficient (adj)
not having enough of something

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lacking

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eloquent (adj)
expressing clearly, effectively, and convincingly

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articulate

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endorse (v)
to express approval

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support

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enormous (adj)
very large

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tremendous

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entirely (adv)
completely

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thoroughly

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erode (v)
to wear away; disappear slowly

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deteriorate

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evaporate (V)
to vanish

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disappear

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recover (v)
to get back; to have something returned

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retrieve

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reportedly (adv)
to know by report; unconfirmed; supposedly

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rumored

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shift (n)
a change in position or direction

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switch

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susceptible (Adj)
to be subject to influence; capable of being affected by a person or thing

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vulnerable

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accolade (n)
an award or distinction

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honor

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crucial (adj)
of great importance; extremely necessary

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critical

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elude (v)
to escape in a tricky way

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evade

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evident (adj)
easy to see; usually because of some proof

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apparent

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exhaust (V)
to use completely; to expend all energy

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deplete

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extensive (adj)
large in a area or number

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comprehensive

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face (v)
to be in the present of the oppose

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confront

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facet (n)
element or component

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aspect

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idol (n)
a person or image that is loyally admired or respected

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hero

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inaccessible (adj)
something that cannot be reached or communicated with

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remote

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oblivious (adj)
to be unaware of or forgetful

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ignorant

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obviously (adv)
in a clear, eary-to-understand way

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evidently

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offensive (adj)
causing anger; rude; being unpleasant

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insulting

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predictably (adv)
in a way that foretells future events

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expectedly

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suitable (adj)
appropriate; correct; convenient

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appropriate

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surpass (v)
to go beyond

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exceed

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uphold (v)
to support or maintain

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sustain

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ample (adj)
more than enough

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sufficient

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arduous (Adj)
very difficult or challenging; requiring hard work

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demanding

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arid (adj)
being of little rain or water

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dry

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avert (v)
to stop from occuring; to turn away or aside

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prevent

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defy (v)
to show little fear or regard for rules or established norms; to challenge

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resist

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diligent (adj)
done with persistence and hard work with attention to details

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conscientious

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enact (v)
to pass a law

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legislate

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feign (v)
to pretend; make believe

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simulate

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fertile (adj)
able to produce abundantly

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rich

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freshly (adv)
caught or produced not long ago

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recently

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function (n)
the normal purpose of something

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role

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fundamental (adj)
a primary or basic element

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essential

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indiscriminate (adj)
not chosen carefully; unplanned

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arbitrary

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pinpoint (v)
to find or describe something with precision

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locate

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selective (adj)
carefully chosen

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discriminating

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spacious (adj)
having a lot of room

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expansive

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withstand (v)
to fight without surrender; to persist

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survive

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adept (adj)
able to do something well, being talented

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skilled

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adhere (V)
to stick to or follow precisely

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comply

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foster (v)
to promote growth or development

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stimulate

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halt (V)
to stop or discontinue

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stop

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handle (v)
to deal with or control

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manage

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harbor (v)
to give protection; to not express a desire or opinion, usually bad

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shelter

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harmful (adj)
something that causes pain or damage

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unhealthy

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insignificant (adj)
not important; of little value

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meaningless

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mysterious (adj)
not easily understood or figured out

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baffling

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perilous (adj)
threatening or risky; harmful

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dangerous

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promote (v)
to encourage or advertise; to elevate in rank or grade

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boost

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redundant (adj)
being excessive; showing unnecessary repetition

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repetitious

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reject (v)
to refuse

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refuse

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substantial (adj)
importnat; strongly made; of value

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significant

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trait (n)
specific qualities that distinguish one from another

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characteristic

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underscore (v)
to make evident or emphasize

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highlight

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conscientious (adj)
showing serious purpose; one who works carefully and with enthusiasm

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meticulous

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convey (v)
to make something known to others; to communicate

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communicate

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encompass (v)
to surround completely; to envelop

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include

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expansion (n)
the act of making larger

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growth

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heighten (v)
to cause to become greater

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intensify

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highlight (v)
to emphasize the part of the greater whole

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emphasize

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inadvertently (adv)
by accident; without paying attention; unexpectedly

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carelessly

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inevitable (adj)
something that cannot be prevented from happening

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unavoidable

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infancy (n)
in the beginning stages of development

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beginning

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mimic (v)
to copy an action

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imitate

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paramount (adj)
to be of highest importance

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foremost

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proficient (adj)
to be skilled or experienced in something

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competent

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retrieve (v)
to find and bring back

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recover

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systematically (adv)
done according to a plan

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methodically

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unlikely (adj)
not probable

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doubtful

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unwarranted (adj)
without good reason or cause; inappropriate

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unjustified

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zenith (n)
the highest point

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apex

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abysmal (adj)
very bad; awful

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appalling

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agitate (v)
to shake or move; to cause worry

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disturb

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comply (v)
to agree to follow a request or command; to adhere to specific standards

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acquiesce

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confidential (adj)
to be said or written in secret

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secret

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delighted (adj)
to be satisfied; very happy

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elated

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discreetly (adv)
in a careful, polite manner

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cautiously

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documented (adj)
proven with written evidence

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proven

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endemic (adj)
native to or commonly found in a specific place

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indigenous

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evoke (v)
to call up or produce memories or feelings; to cause to remember

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remind

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gradually (adv)
slowly, but surely

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steadily

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impartial (adj)
showing no favoritism; being fair or just

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objective

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inordinate (adj)
a large amount or quantity; more than reasonable

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excessive

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intentionally (adv)
with definite purpose and planning

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deliberately

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intrinsic (adj)
being a primary part of something

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inherent

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inundate (v)
to flood

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overwhelm

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mindset (n)
an established attitude or mood

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mentality

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nominal (adj)
very small; in form, but not in substance

Answer 288

moderate

Question 289

absurd (adj)
clearly false; without reason

Answer 289

ridiculous

Question 290

allocation (n)
a share; a part set aside for a special purpose; an assignment of portions

Answer 290

distribution

Question 291

balanced (adj)
a state where everything is of the same size or weight; an element on one side that counters an equal element on the other

Answer 291

equalized

Question 292

brazen (Adj)
defiant or shameless

Answer 292

bold

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come across (v)
to find or discover, usually by chance or mistake

Answer 293

encounter

Question 294

culminate (v)
to finish; to reach a climax or the highest point

Answer 294

conclude

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demeanor (n)
someone’s outward appearance or behavior

Answer 295

conduct

Question 296

exert (v)
to put into use; to put forth an effort

Answer 296

apply

Question 297

fallacious (adj)
having errors

Answer 297

incorrect

Question 298

feasible (adj)
able to be done

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possible

Question 299

intuition (n)
a feeling or instinct

Answer 299

hunch

Question 300

lack (n)
a need for; an insufficient amount

Answer 300

shortage

Question 301

limber (adj)
to be stretched; easily shaped

Answer 301

flexible

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means (n)
ways

Answer 302

method

Question 303

preconception (n)
an opinion formed in advance without experience or knowledge of something

Answer 303

bias

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robust (adj)
showing good health; in good shape

Answer 304

energetic

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swift (adj)
quick

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fast

Question 306

coherent (adj)
well reasoned; ideas that are clearly presented

Answer 306

logical

Question 307

emulate (v)
to match or achieve by limitation

Answer 307

mimic

Question 308

evolve (V)
to grow; to go through a period of change

Answer 308

develop

Question 309

fabricate (v)
to make up, usually with an intent to fool or trick; to lie

Answer 309

invent

Question 310

generic (adj)
relating to a whole group or category of things

Answer 310

general

Question 311

look over (ph. v)
to review something; inspect

Answer 311

examine

Question 312

normally (adv)
commonly; usually

Answer 312

typically

Question 313

notion (n)
an idea, belief, or opinion

Answer 313

concept

Question 314

novel (adj)
something unusual, uncommon; new

Answer 314

original

Question 315

nurture (v)
to support and encourage the development of something

Answer 315

cultivate

Question 316

opposition (n)
the state of acting against; not being in agreement

Answer 316

resistance

Question 317

relate (v)
to tell; to show a connection between two things

Answer 317

communicate

Question 318

suspect (v)
to think that something is true, but having no proof

Answer 318

speculate

Question 319

transform (v)
to change in form or appearance

Answer 319

alter

Question 320

trigger (v)
to initiate, cause, or start

Answer 320

generate

Question 321

unbiased (adj)
with no preconceptions

Answer 321

objective

Question 322

varied (adj)
being of many different types

Answer 322

diverse

Question 323

accentuate (v)
to highlight; to give more importance to

Answer 323

emphasize

Question 324

devise (v)
to brainstorm; to come up with an idea

Answer 324

formulate

Question 325

disguise (v)
to hide the usual appearance of something

Answer 325

conceal

Question 326

embedded (adj)
included or found inside something

Answer 326

inserted

Question 327

ignite (v)
to set on fire; to give energy or life to something

Answer 327

kindle

Question 328

indifferent (adj)
being uninterested or not caring about something

Answer 328

apathetic

Question 329

initiate (v)
to begin; to establish; to take decisive

Answer 329

launch

Question 330

innovative (adj)
something newly introduced; creative

Answer 330

creative

Question 331

narrate (V)
to tell a story; relate

Answer 331

relate

Question 332

nevertheless (conj)
in spite of that

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nonetheless

Question 333

obsolete (adv)
being old fashioned; no longer in general use

Answer 333

outdated

Question 334

omit (v)
to leave out; not include

Answer 334

neglect

Question 335

outlandish (adj)
strange and unpleasant; beyond accepted norms

Answer 335

bizarre

Question 336

overcome (v)
to defeat; fight with success; to take control of an individual

Answer 336

conquer

Question 337

partially (adv)
a part of the whole; incomplete

Answer 337

somewhat

Question 338

portray (v)
to represent; to act

Answer 338

depict

Question 339

streamline (v)
to update; to make more efficient or concise

Answer 339

simplify

Question 340

affluent (adj)
rich in money or means; prosperous

Answer 340

wealthy

Question 341

decline (v)
to move from good to bad, or from much to little; to refuse

Answer 341

decrease

Question 342

outburst (n)
a sudden and intense release of something

Answer 342

eruption

Question 343

partisan (adj)
strongly supporting a group or point of view

Answer 343

biased

Question 344

pattern (n)
a regular, repeated arrangement or action

Answer 344

habit

Question 345

phenomena (n)
natural events or facts; strange or notable happenings

Answer 345

events

Question 346

philanthropic (adj)
a feeling of love for people, usually resulting in financial aid to worthy causes

Answer 346

humanitarian

Question 347

placid (adj)
quiet; not easily upset

Answer 347

calm

Question 348

plentiful (adj)
more than sufficient

Answer 348

abundant

Question 349

propensity (n)
a bias toward certain things or actions

Answer 349

tendency

Question 350

reaction (n)
a reply; a change that occurs when substance s are mixed

Answer 350

response

Question 351

rhythm (n)
a regular pattern, usually in music

Answer 351

pulse

Question 352

run into (ph. v)
to come into contact with something or someone

Answer 352

encounter

Question 353

scenic (adj)
concerning pleasant natural surroundings

Answer 353

picturesque

Question 354

shallow (adj)
not far from top to bottom

Answer 354

superficial

Question 355

sheltered (adj)
protected from harmful elements; isolated from reality

Answer 355

protected

Question 356

vanishing (adj)
going out of sight

Answer 356

disappearing

Question 357

account (n)
a report of an event; money kept in the bank; a statement of something used or received, usually a financial report

Answer 357

story

Question 358

alleviate (v)
to make something less severe; to improve

Answer 358

lessen

Question 359

archaic (adj)
very old; old-fashioned; no longer used

Answer 359

ancient

Question 360

bring about (ph. v)
to cause something to happen

Answer 360

generate

Question 361

enlighten (v)
to give information or understanding to someone

Answer 361

instruct

Question 362

hasten (v)
to cause to go faster; move forward more quickly

Answer 362

accelerate

Question 363

hue (n)
color

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color

Question 364

influx (n)
a sudden increase

Answer 364

inflow

Question 365

intricate (adj)
having many parts; finely detailed

Answer 365

complex

Question 366

magnitude (n)
of great size or importance

Answer 366

dimension

Question 367

oblige (v)
to have to do something

Answer 367

require

Question 368

overlook (v)
to ignore or neglect

Answer 368

disregard

Question 369

practical (adj)
convenient or effective

Answer 369

functional

Question 370

predominant (adj)
the most noticeable or powerful element

Answer 370

principle

Question 371

prompt (v)
to cause something to happen; do quickly

Answer 371

induce

Question 372

provoke (v)
to cause or produce negative behaviour

Answer 372

trigger

Question 373

allusion (n)
a quotation or mention, often of another person’s work

Answer 373

reference

Question 374

analogous (adj)
alike in some way

Answer 374

similar to

Question 375

compel (v)
to make something happen by necessity

Answer 375

obliged

Question 376

compile (v)
to collect

Answer 376

assemble

Question 377

formidable (adj)
difficult; causing worry or fear

Answer 377

overwhelming

Question 378

intrusive (adj)
the state of being inside when not desired to be there by others

Answer 378

annoying

Question 379

periodice (adj)
occuring as specific, determined periods

Answer 379

regularly

Question 380

prone (adj)
likely to do something

Answer 380

inclined to

Question 381

prophetic (adj)
correctly telling about future events

Answer 381

predictive

Question 382

proportions (n)
the relationshipt of size or importance when compared to another object or person

Answer 382

dimensions

Question 383

readily (adv)
willingly; easily

Answer 383

freely

Question 384

reliably (adv)
in the trusted way

Answer 384

dependably

Question 385

reluctantly (adj)
unwillingly

Answer 385

hesitatingly

Question 386

renown (n)
fame

Answer 386

prominence

Question 387

revive (v)
to restore to life or bring back into memory

Answer 387

renew

Question 388

teeming (adj)
to be full of something; crowded

Answer 388

overflowing

Question 389

affordable (adj)
able to be done, usually referring to something you can do without damage or loss

Answer 389

economical

Question 390

contaminated (adj)
to make something impure by addubg something dirty or a poisonous substance

Answer 390

pollute

Question 391

discernible (adj)
noticeable; easily seen

Answer 391

detectable

Question 392

flourishing (adj)
active and growing; healthy

Answer 392

thriving

Question 393

insufficient (adj)
not enough; unsatisfactory

Answer 393

inadequate

Question 394

maintain (v)
to support; to keep in good condition

Answer 394

preserve

Question 395

mediocre (adj)
of average quality; not good or bad

Answer 395

average

Question 396

negligible (adj)
hardly noticeable; scarcely detectable

Answer 396

insignificant

Question 397

parallel (adj)
being almost of the same type or time; comparable

Answer 397

similar

Question 398

potent (adj)
very strong

Answer 398

powerful

Question 399

reciprocate (v)
to give something of express a feeling in return

Answer 399

respond

Question 400

remarkable (adj)
worthy of mention; uncommon

Answer 400

exceptional

Question 401

scattered (adj)
spread out or separated widely

Answer 401

dispersed

Question 402

somewhat (adv)
a little

Answer 402

slight

Question 403

stem from (ph. v)
to emerge or develop from something

Answer 403

originate

Question 404

tedious (adj)
long and tiring

Answer 404

monotonous

Question 405

briefly (adv)
short, usually in time

Answer 405

concisely

Question 406

circulate (v)
to cause to move along a fixed path; move freely

Answer 406

distribute

Question 407

consistently (adv)
without changing; keeping the same principles, ideas, or quality

Answer 407

dependably

Question 408

exhibit (v)
to show or demonstrate

Answer 408

display

Question 409

found (v)
establish; start up

Answer 409

establish

Question 410

improperly (adv)
not following established rules; not desirable

Answer 410

inappropriately

Question 411

impulsively (adv)
acting without thinking

Answer 411

capriciously

Question 412

infrequently (adv)
almost never

Answer 412

rarely

Question 413

isolated (adj)
to keep separated from others

Answer 413

secluded

Question 414

overtly (adv)
in a way clearly seen; not done secretly

Answer 414

openly

Question 415

profoundly (adv)
in a deep way; showing deep knowledge of a subject

Answer 415

significantly

Question 416

sharply (adv)
showing sensitivity or quick thinking; showing a quick change in direction

Answer 416

quickly

Question 417

situated (adj)
being found in a certain place

Answer 417

located

Question 418

subsequently (adv)
following; coming after something

Answer 418

afterward

Question 419

unmistakable (adj)
clearly able to be determinded

Answer 419

indisputable

Question 420

upstanding (adj)
marked by integrity; good, honest

Answer 420

moral

Question 421

abolish (v)
to put an end to something

Answer 421

eliminate

Question 422

chaotic (adj)
being in complete disorder or confusion

Answer 422

disorganized

Question 423

controversial (adj)
causing disagreement or argument

Answer 423

divisive

Question 424

exemplify (v)
to give an example

Answer 424

symbolize

Question 425

factor in (ph. v)
to account for something while making a decision or analysis

Answer 425

consider

Question 426

falter (v)
to hesitate or waver

Answer 426

weaken

Question 427

gratifying (adj)
giving pleasure or a feeling of accomplishment; showing thanks

Answer 427

satisfying

Question 428

launch (v)
to cause something to begin

Answer 428

initiate

Question 429

legitimate (adj)
reasonable; lawful

Answer 429

authentic

Question 430

lethargy (n)
a lack of energy or commitment; lazy; indifferent

Answer 430

sluggishness

Question 431

particular (adj)
a certain way or thing; unusual; hard to please;

Answer 431

specific

Question 432

radiant (adj)
sending out in all directions, especially heat or light

Answer 432

bright

Question 433

span (v)
the length of time or distance from one limit to the other; to cross

Answer 433

cover

Question 434

spontaneous (adj)
unplanned; uncontrolled

Answer 434

instinctive

Question 435

stream (n)
a natural flow of something; a pouring out

Answer 435

river

Question 436

striking (adj)
drawing special attention to

Answer 436

remarkable

Question 437

aptly (adv)
having a tendency to do something; likely

Answer 437

appropriately

Question 438

demonstration (n)
a show or exhibit

Answer 438

display

Question 439

deviate (v)
to break away from what is normal or average

Answer 439

differ

Question 440

ingredients (n)
things combined to make something

Answer 440

elements

Question 441

involuntarily (adv)
in an unthinking manner; not chosen

Answer 441

automatically

Question 442

marvel (n)
something that surprises or impresses

Answer 442

wonder

Question 443

moderate (adj)
not too much, not too little; to reduce

Answer 443

medium

Question 444

motivate (v)
to provide a reason or purpose for doing something

Answer 444

encourage

Question 445

odd (adj)
unusual

Answer 445

strange

Question 446

profuse (adj)
to be very generous, often in excess

Answer 446

abundant

Question 447

reflection (n)
a picture or element thrown back

Answer 447

image

Question 448

succinct (adj)
short and to the point

Answer 448

concise

Question 449

supposedly (adv)
according to reports or hearsay; widely believed or accepted

Answer 449

presumably

Question 450

sustained (adj)
continuing in a constant way; remaining strong

Answer 450

consistent

Question 451

synthesis (n)
the mixing of separate things to form a whole; not made by nature

Answer 451

combination

Question 452

tangible (adj)
real; that which can be felt

Answer 452

concrete

Question 453

aggravating (adj)
making worse; annoying

Answer 453

irritating

Question 454

amusement (n)
something that holds interest and is enjoyable

Answer 454

diversion

Question 455

conceivably (adv)
feasibly; believably

Answer 455

possibly

Question 456

convert (v)
to change from one form or state to another

Answer 456

alter

Question 457

curative (adj)
being able to restore to good conditions

Answer 457

healing

Question 458

debilitating (adj)
weakening

Answer 458

weakening

Question 459

deplete (v)
to use up; reduce greatly

Answer 459

consume

Question 460

finite (adj)
of a certain amount; having an end; not infinite

Answer 460

limited

Question 461

perceive (v)
to sense; become aware of

Answer 461

observe

Question 462

security (n)
the feeling of freedom from danger, doubt, or worry

Answer 462

safety

Question 463

singular (adj)
the only one of its kind; extraordinary

Answer 463

unique

Question 464

toxic (adj)
harmful; capable of being fatal

Answer 464

poisonous

Question 465

tranquility (n)
calm; quietness

Answer 465

peacefulness

Question 466

trite (adj)
overused or lacking orginality; commonplace

Answer 466

cliche

Question 467

undeniably (adv)
clearly true

Answer 467

absolutely

Question 468

underestimated (adj)
guessed lower than the actual quantity

Answer 468

miscalculated

Question 469

acknowledge (v)
to know, remember, and accept the existence of something

Answer 469

recognize

Question 470

acquire (v)
to gain or come to possess

Answer 470

obtain

Question 471

adage (n)
a traditional saying

Answer 471

proverb

Question 472

assimilate (v)
to become a part of

Answer 472

incorporate

Question 473

assortment (n)
a variety

Answer 473

selection

Question 474

caliber (n)
the standard of; the degree of goodness

Answer 474

quality

Question 475

condensed (adj)
made smaller; shortened; merge

Answer 475

summarize

Question 476

contradictory (adj)
not agreeing with the facts or previous statements made on the subject; declared wrong

Answer 476

inconsistent

Question 477

disregard (v)
to pay not attention

Answer 477

ignore

Question 478

precious (adj)
having much monetary or sentimental value; beautiful

Answer 478

cherished

Question 479

prominent (adj)
famous; having a high position

Answer 479

renowned

Question 480

requisite (adj)
needed for a specific purpose;

Answer 480

demanded

Question 481

stable (adj)
experiencing few or no changes; not moving

Answer 481

steady

Question 482

unravel (v)
to organize; make clear

Answer 482

separate

Question 483

vague (adj)
not clear; ambiguous

Answer 483

unclear

Question 484

vast (adj)
very much; very large

Answer 484

huge

Question 485

charisma (n)
a special quality that endears other people to the person who has this quality

Answer 485

appeal

Question 486

clever (adj)
intelliigent; resourceful

Answer 486

astute

Question 487

convince (v)
to make someone see things your way

Answer 487

persuade

Question 488

endure (v)
to last; suffer pain

Answer 488

persevere

Question 489

forfeit (v)
to give up; have something taken away,

Answer 489

relinquish

Question 490

precarious (adj)
not safe, firm, or steady

Answer 490

hazardous

Question 491

severe (adj)
extreme; harmful

Answer 491

intense

Question 492

sporadic (adj)
not consistent; irregular

Answer 492

erratic

Question 493

stumble upon (ph. v)
to discover or run into a person or thing accidentally

Answer 493

come across

Question 494

superior (Adj)
excellent quality; above all the rest

Answer 494

exceptional

Question 495

truncate (v)
to shorten; to end something suddenly

Answer 495

cut

Question 496

wanton (adj)
done without thought or consideration; grossly negligent

Answer 496

senseless

Question 497

widespread (adj)
found everywhere

Answer 497

extensive

Question 498

wisdom (n)
knowledge and understanding

Answer 498

insight

Question 499

witticism (n)
a joke; a funny story

Answer 499

humor

Question 500

woo (v)
to make efforts to attain or gain something

Answer 500

attract