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(literally condition of being "near the boundary" or "a neighbor") kinship; sympathy; liking; attraction |
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keep within limits; restrict; limit |
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serving to end an unsettled matter; conclusive; final |
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end or final part of a musical composition, opera, play, etc.; conclusion |
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gathered together in one mass; total; collective |
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gathering of individuals into a body or group; assemblage |
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"flock" or gathering of people for religious worship |
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inclined to associate with the "flock" or group; fond of being with others; sociable |
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seperation from the "flock" or main body; setting apart; isolation; seperation |
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throw light upon; make clear; explain; clarify |
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(literally, "containing light") clear; easy to understand; comprehensible |
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one who is a source of light or inspiration to others; famous person; notable; celebrity |
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emmiting light; bright; shining; brilliant |
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letting light through |
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enroll (write down) into military service by compulsion; draft |
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something inscribed (written) on a monument, coin, etc. |
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(literally, "write before")
1. order; dictate; direct
2. order as a remedy |
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condemn as harmful or illegal; prohibit; forbid |
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person who writes; author; journalist |
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1. written text of a play, speech, etc.
2. handwritten; penmanship |
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one who writes his or her name at the end of a document, thereby indicatin approval; one who regularly recieves a magazine, newspaper, etc. |
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1. completely free ("loosened") of constitutional or other restraint; autocratic; despotic
2. utter; outright; unquestionable |
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act of "loosening" or breaking up into component parts; distintegration; ruin; destroy |
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(literally, "loosen apart"
1. break up; disintegrate; disband
2. cause to disappear; end |
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(literally, "act of unloosening)
solving; solution; answer |
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(literally, "unloosen")
break up; solve; explain; unravel |
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(literally, "able to be loosened")
1. capable of being dissolved or made into a liquid
2. solvable |
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substance, usually liquid, able to dissolve another substance known as the "solute" |
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state to be true; affirm confidently; assert; depose; opposite of deny |
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(literally, something "truly said")
decision of a jury; opinion; judgment |
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prove to be true; confirm; substantiate; corroborate |
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true; actual; genuine; real; authentic |
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truth (of things); something true; true statement |
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forsee; envisage; have a mental picture of (something not yet a reality) |
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(literally, "do something without having prepared or seen it beforehand) compose, recite, or sing on the spur of the moment; invent offhand; extemporize |
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not able to be seen; imperceptible; indiscernible |
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look at again to correct errors and make improvementsl examine and improve |
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having to do with the transmission or reception of what is seen |
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make a videotape recording of an event or tv program |
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degree of clearness of the atmosphere, with reference to the distance at which objects can be clearly seen |
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having to do with sight |
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remedy for all ills; cure-all; universal remedy; elixer |
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of or pertaining to all the countries of North, South and Central America |
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(literally, "abode of all the demons," i.e.,hell) wild uproar; very noisy din; wild disorder; tumult; racket |
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complete suit of armor; complete covering or equipment; magnificent array |
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complete, unobstructed view |
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| dramatic preformance that is all signs and gestures without words |
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insane impulse to steal |
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1. madness; insanity
2. excessive fondness; craze |
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raving lunatic; mad or insane person; crackpot |
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characterized by madness; insane; raving |
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insane impulse to set fires |
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dentist specializing in orthodontics, a branch of dentistry dealing with straitening and adjusting of the teeth |
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(literally, "correct opinion")
generally accepted, especially in religion; conventional; approved; conservative |
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(literally, "correct writing")
correct spelling |
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physician specializing in the correction and prevention of deformities, especially in children |
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not orthodox; not in accord with accepted, standard, or approved belief or practice; unconventional; heretical |
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(literally, "account of a race or family")
history of the descent of a person or family from an ancestor; lieage; pedigree |
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birth or coming into being of something; origin |
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differing in kind; dissimilar; not uniform; varied |
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of the same kind; similar; uniform |
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