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To our parents
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Preface After years of painstaking
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Distinctive Features of the Book 1.
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How to Use This Book Following are
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Legends: Synonym = Synonym variant
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Mnemonics - Word Memorization Trick
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Remember, the goal of expanding you
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turned jubilant, and one of them ru
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feeling the person's clothing, ( );
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1.2 Sorrow affliction, crestfallen,
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excesses and neglect. — Civics an
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negro in Watteau's drawing--patheti
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• (jeremiad)- a prolonged lamenta
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hair, brunette, darker than I remem
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• (deplore)- to regret deeply or
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exhaustion—Miss Ludington's Siste
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Speeches of Kossuth; • (indemnity
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• (declivity)- a downward slope,
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); A secret marriage, a sensational
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community or group, ( ); Reigning o
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1.4 Hate abhore, detestable, reveng
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quinine, wormwood, or aloes; After
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); While I did not commit any kind
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• (egregious)- extraordinary in s
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( ; ); And on all the men of Vaiau
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• (madden)- to anger or infuriate
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demoniac = possessed = berserk = am
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tempestuous = ferment = unrest •
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1.6 Fear 1.6.1 Fright fawn, coward,
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of Sentiment; ); He is no slave to
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son-in-law, M. de Conde. — The Li
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• (exorcise)- to seek to expel (a
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); He held up his umbrella in mock
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to speedy success; • (propitious)
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• (callophobia)- fear of beauty;
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hypnophobia • (hypnophobia)- an a
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women; megalomania : grandeur : ma
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• (tipsiness)- (tipsy) slightly i
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); He was flustered, wanting and no
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would wreak the greatest havoc, so
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and discontent which are often seen
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answering it or discovering its mea
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• (nexus)- a means of connection;
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• (churn)- a container or machine
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Greatest Survival Stories Ever Told
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add that it only served to embitter
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• ( , ); • (chevy)- to chase; r
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petulant, pesterer, aggravate, pert
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• (surly)- churlishly rude or bad
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Architecture: From Incite comes Ins
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• (perturb)- to disturb or disqui
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Stories Ever Told; • (disquietude
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; ); God is no more than a name for
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Composers; • (emend)- to edit or
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); It has the tiniest little hands
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• (wane)- to decrease in strength
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• empty pomp or show; self-love {
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• (snob) ( , ) • a person who b
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odacious : audacious = brave = intr
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comprehensive, and drawn from image
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emphasize the connections between i
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• (bravado)- a pretentious, swagg
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threatened. — The Life of Francis
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• (ostentatious)- characterized b
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• (dizen)- Archaic to deck out in
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1.12 Perception visual perception,
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; ; ); "Don't look at the Fairy Aur
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War of the Twins; • (transfix)- t
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• (blare)- a loud, raucous noise,
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• (noisome)- offensive or disgust
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gustatory perception, taste, savory
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• (comestible)- edible; eatable;
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, , , ); The Italians regard wine a
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Umbrella; • a cloth, often of vel
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• (fete)- a day of celebration; h
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• (pungent)- sharply affecting th
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quinine, wormwood, or aloes; After
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); He strove to smile adoration on
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• (smirk)- to smile in an affecte
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1.14 Body Types thin, fat cadaverou
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living body directly upon the osseo
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Luke and the Princess. — Splinter
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wrongly; astray, ( ; ; ); He greete
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• (tortuosity)- the quality or co
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dilapidation > dilapidated = ramsha
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1.15 Motion careen, vacillate, type
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( / / ; ); Where other people writh
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( )); Anne had no qualms, and he kn
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• (trot)- the gait of a horse or
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genetically altered mice to have on
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the same place. — The New South A
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1.16 Sex voluptuous, coquette, riba
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something of a connoisseur of femin
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And Wareham very properly added tha
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• (swelter)- to suffer from oppre
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had no revenge to gratify, as again
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her austere mode of life has been c
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); Do not debase, do not sully, tha
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• (miscreant)- depraved, villaino
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1.17 Money 1.17.1 Financial State d
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fanaticism, he managed it. ' — Bo
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); The cornucopia or horn of abunda
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( ; ); Moving to a new security inf
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• (omnipresent)- present everywhe
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• (penny-pincher)- a miserly, nig
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merchants and the men of learning.
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• (cumshaw)- a present; gratuity;
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execution was effective and brillia
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a state of hostilities between two
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• prohibiting violation; secure f
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); One saw the expropriator and the
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• (coup)- highly successful actio
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and seditious articles, but were re
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; ; ; ; ); Participation in the occ
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settlements. — The Life and Adven
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terrible patience of the wilderness
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1.19 Religion religion, doctrine, e
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King Alfred of England; • (impiet
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opposed to ardent desires; without
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of luxury and sensual pleasure, ( ,
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prelate : clergy = divine {elysian}
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• (exegesis)- critical explanatio
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• (insulate)- to cause to be in a
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aberrant, and thoroughly eccentric
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• a small hook; • a curved surg
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, , / , , ); He was often deceived,
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• (bluff)- to mislead someone by
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authority, and function; depose, (
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Written by Himself; • (chicanery)
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• (pigment)- a substance used as
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at an archaeological excavation, (
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tried to get at him in many ways; b
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• (fraudulent)- engaging in fraud
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• (hypocritical)- characterized b
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• (Judas)- a person treacherous e
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2.1 Society PART 2 social classes,
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); The peculiar characteristic of t
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scream out of her. — Garwood, Jul
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mendicant = beggar = friar = panhan
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• (dislodge)- to remove or force
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tried to embroider, as she sat alon
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propriety : protocol • (propriety
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they lead. — My Lady of the Chine
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expected to do the thousand indispe
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• (cursive)- (of handwriting) in
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provided an extended field for thes
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consulted, to see if there is any d
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seminary--there was only one in all
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ird, (( ) ); • immature; callow,
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; ); The debutante was at once self
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do you think the art of poetry is d
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• (prototype)- the original or mo
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2.4 Tools instruments, utensils, de
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• a wide-mouthed glass or metal b
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chiefly to drive a chisel or wedge;
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2.12 Fine Arts architecture, orname
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edges correspondingly indented as a
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• (ornate)- elaborately or sumptu
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from a necklace, ( , ); This lovely
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hall I saw its floor was tessellate
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pretty well done at camping, and he
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1790-1826, Vol. 1 of 2; • (enjoin
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laboriously collated it with subseq
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to speak; Browning in the new epic
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the histrionic art. — Mademoisell
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cantata • a choral composition, e
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expression; candidness, ( ; ; ; );
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Marocco. — An Account of Timbucto
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eloquent = facile = fluent = glib =
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unusually garrulous, evidently atte
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come here with your tattle-tales.
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substance, or meaning; terse; forci
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performances. — The Life of Franc
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, , ); • (slang)- very informal u
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compared, as in “she is like a ro
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judgments; Much of our reasoning is
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a decade is a long time indeed. —
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earliest period to the death of Mar
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, ); I believe your intention is to
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, ); • smartly trim, as clothing;
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was thin and sensitive, dust was ph
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tower, poisoned our lungs and raspe
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unkempt, filthy, stale, insalubriou
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• dirty or filthy,(( ) , , ); •
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Hunger; • (malady)- any disorder
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• (mawkish)- characterized by sic
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• (ardor)- great warmth of feelin
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the impression that I was in a luna
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• (indifferent)- without interest
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Java Head; flippant > flippancy =
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3.3 Energetic - Lethargic ebullient
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); It is much to say that the power
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toward recovery of health,( ); •
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The Life and Genius of Nathaniel Ha
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• to make a dull, continued, low,
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not judicious. — A Canadian Heroi
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• (sap)- to undermine; weaken or
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cane was resorted to at once. — P
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• (casualty)- a serious accident,
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intuition, ( , ); My ordinary front
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• (wary)- watchful; being on one'
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The Critique of Pure Reason; • (c
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— Quill's Window; • (outwit)- t
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them.... How can rights that are in
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getting around. — The Shadow of t
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3.6 Unruly - Docile unruly, obstina
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• (bullhead)- obstinately opinion
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Venza features a body structure tha
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childish and mutable, her emotions
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3.7 Birth-Death beget, inborn, nurt
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• having possibilities of future
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marauders was too good to be lost.
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• inactive, sluggish, or dull; ma
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• (somatic)- of the body; bodily;
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• (nonphysical)- lacking substanc
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glowing, almost seraphic love of Ch
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3.9 Essential - Insignificant essen
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; ); It is great painting in miniat
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insignificant, unimportant, infinit
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meeting at the bottom. — The Univ
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Life; • (prodigious)- extraordina
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• (bauble)- a showy, usually chea
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3.10 Adjacent - Distant near, close
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fortune to discover only corroborat
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and intellectually; degree = exten
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would glean: — Polyeucte; ); This
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indistinguishable from one another;
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• (synthesis)- the combining of t
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keep or feed together or are herded
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iver is navigable, and the existenc
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3.12 Actuate - Obstruct incite, enc
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• (foment)- to instigate or foste
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• (boost)- to advance or aid by s
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• (occlude)- to close, shut, or s
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• (waver)- to sway to and fro; fl
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• (constraint)- repression of nat
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, ); The coup is quashed, leading t
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• (barricade)- a defensive barrie
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— Prince of Chaos; • (checkmate
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3.13 Accord- Discord accord/concert
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• (acquaint)- to cause to come to
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The government of the confederation
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• (contravene)- to oppose in argu
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Even in the selection and employmen
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• (acquiescence)- the act or cond
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• (concede)- to acknowledge as tr
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• (invalidate)- to deprive of leg
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Facebook chat group to ostracize, r
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); "The process does not sequester
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• (repudiate)- to reject as havin
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• (foundling)- an infant or small
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darkness under the trees. — The S
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• (saintly)- of, relating to, res
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visible even in the eclipsed state
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servile = slavish = subservient ~ c
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to liberty." — Outlines of Greek
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, , ); It was their joy to mock, an
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drawing the distinction between the
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crouched under the lash. — Henrik
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, ); The effect of the whole was wi
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• (rebuke)- to express sharp, ste
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( ; ; ); There's a time coming when
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); They fight, bicker, and argue ab
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I have invested in that which canno
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elittle = vilipend = denigrate = de
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• (unabashed)- not disconcerted o
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• (disagree)- the loss of respect
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Celebrity, Complete; malign # beni
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( , ); I shall go back to Italy in
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• (alloy)- to debase, impair, or
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• (tally)- determine the sum of;
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Shotaye weighed in her mind the lia
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Iceland Fisherman; • (stoic)- to
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• (studied)- marked by or suggest
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• (annotation)- a comment or inst
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• (foretell)- to tell of beforeha
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Sir Robert Hart The Romance of a Gr
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( ); I had let her be in many thing
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clock is projected on to a wall to
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• (scintillate)- to sparkle; flas
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