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Adjective: Willing to help, obliging.
Verb: Accommodate
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Verb: To consent or comply passively or without protest
Noun: Acquiescence
Adjective: Acquiescent
Adverb: Acquiescently |
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Adjective: Firm and unyielding in purpose or opinion; inflexible
Adverb: Adamantly |
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| Noun: A spirit of loyalty, mutual trust, and good will between or among friends or comrades |
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Noun: An act of doing as another wishes or yielding to a request or command
Adjective: Compliant
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Verb: To prevent or reduce the anger of, soothe
Noun: Propitiation
Adjective: Propitiatory |
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| Adjective: Easily managed or controlled |
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| An act of willing, choosing, or deciding |
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Noun: Unreasonable stubbornness
Adjective: Willful
Adverb: Willfully |
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| Protection or support, patronage |
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| Attended by favorable circumstances |
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Adjective: Heedful of circumstances or consequences
Adverb: Circumspectly |
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Adjective: Having the ring of truth but actually false
Noun: Speciousness
Adverb: Speciously |
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Adjective: Deserving of scorn or comtempt
Adverb: Despicably
Verb: Despise |
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Adjective: Self examining
Noun: Introspection
Adverb: Introspectly |
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Noun: The quality of being easily understood
Adjective: Perspicuous |
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Noun: A phantom, apparition
Adjective: Spectral |
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| Noun: A broad sequence or range of related qualities, ideas, or activities |
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Noun: Acuteness of perception
Adjective: Acute |
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Adjective: Supremely accomplished or skilled
Adverb: Consummately |
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Adjective: Skill or adeptness in performance, dexterity
Adverb: Cunningly |
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Adjective: Skillful, adroit
Adverb: Deftly
Noun: Deftness |
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Noun: A natural gift or quality, funds or poperty donated to an institution, individual or group
Verb: Endow |
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Adjective: Done or achieved with light effort or difficulty, easy
Adverb: Facilely
Noun: Facileness |
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Adjective: Not capable, not properly or well qualified
Noun: Imcompetence
Adverb: Incompetently |
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Adjective: Awkward or clumsy
Adverb: Ineptly
Noun: Ineptness |
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Adjective: Performing in a given art, skill or branch of learning with expert correctness
Noun: Proficiency
Adverb: Proficiently |
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| Noun: An innate inclination, tendency |
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Noun: Coaxing by flattery or wheedling
Verb: Blandish |
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Verb:To coax gently and persistently
Noun: Cajolery
Adverb: Cajolingly |
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| Verb: To bring out, evoke |
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| Verb: To direct with authority and emphasis |
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Adjective: Requiring immediate attention, urgent
Noun: Exigency
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Adjective: Arrogantly overbearing
Adverb: Imperiously
Noun: Imperiousness |
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| Noun: Command, directive or order |
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| Noun: Command, directive or order |
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Noun: Beggar
Adjective: Depending on alms for a living
Noun: Mendicancy |
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Noun: The simultaneous existence of conflicting feelings or thoughts
Adjective: Ambivalent
Adverb: Ambivalently |
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Noun: Use, benefit, advantage
Verb: To be of use or advantage |
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| Equal in quantity, force, meaning, or value |
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Noun: Judging the value or worth of
Verb: Evaluate
Adjective: Evaluative |
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| Verb: To show or exhibit, as an emotion |
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| Adjective: Being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law |
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| Adjective: Of inestimable use or help (great value) |
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Verb: To be greater in strength or influence, triumph
Adjective: Prevailing |
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Adjective: Bidding farewell
Noun: A farewell address
Noun: Valedictorian |
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