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plastic, Colloq phoney or US also phony: Because of the animal
rights activists, many women today wear synthetic fur.
system n. 1 organized whole, organization, set, group, combination;
structure, arrangement, pattern, set-up: Some believe that the
universe is a vast ordered system, others that it is chaos in
which only man sees order. It took years to establish the
banking system in this country. 2 scheme, method, approach,
modus operandi, way, procedure, methodology, technique, plan,
process, practice, routine: There is a proper system for doing
the job and you should keep to it.
systematic
adj. organized, systematized, planned, methodical,
businesslike, orderly, well-organized, well-ordered, regular,
routine, standardized, standard: There are several systematic
ways for cataloguing books.
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tab n. 1 flap, tag, loop, ticket, sticker, label, flag, lappet,
strap, handle: Pull on the red tab and the life jacket inflates
automatically. 2 charge, bill, account, reckoning, Chiefly US
check: They left me to pick up the tab at the restaurant for
everyone.
table n. 1 food, victuals, provender, comestible, edibles, eatables,
fare, board, provisions: One can rely on a fine table at Mrs
McGuire's. 2 plain, flatland, mesa, tableland, plateau, steppe:
The area is barren lava table from horizon to horizon. 3
(tabular or columnar) list or listing, register, record,
tabulation, chart, catalogue, index, inventory, itemization,
pr‚cis, table of contents: The figures are easier to understand
when arranged in a table.
--v. 4 submit, present, offer, proffer, bring forward, bring