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| (adj.) based on a whim or a notion; tyrannical; RW: arbitrator |
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| (n.) condition; occurrence |
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| (v.) to understand; to include; RW: comprehensible, comprehensive |
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| (n.) strength or density; close attention |
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| (v.) to correspond to; to follow; RW: conformity, nonconformist |
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| (n.) approval; permission; (v.) to agree |
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| (v.) to make up; to form; RW: constitution |
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| (n.) government under an absolute ruler; RW: despot |
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| (v.) to scatter; to spread out; (adj.) spread out; RW: diffusion, fusion, infuse, transfusion |
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| (v.) to bind legally, morally, or by sense of duty; RW: obligation, obligatory |
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| (v.) to come before; RW: antecedent, concede, proceed, recede |
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| (v.) to announce publicly |
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| (adj.) inclined; tending; lying flat or face down |
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| (n.) dividing of parts into smaller parts; a piece of land resulting from this |
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| (adj.) following; coming after |
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| (adj.) easily influenced or affected by |
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| (n.) government ruled by absolute power; very cruel use of power; RW: tyrannical |
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| (adj.) unchangeable; firm; stable |
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| (adj.) having the same form; consistent; (n.) dress worn for group identification; RW: uniformity, unison |
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| (v.) to adjust; RW: adaptable, adaptation, adapter |
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| (adj.) foreign; (n.) foreigner; RW: alienate |
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| (n.) orderly grouping; display; (v.) to place in order; to dress splendidly |
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| (v.) to group; to categorize; RW: classification |
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| (adj.) small; shortened; (n.) very small person or thing |
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| (n.) puzzle; mystery; RW: enigmatic |
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| (v.) to call forth; to bring to mind |
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| (n.) state of being easily broken |
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| (adj.) extremely cold; RW: frigidity |
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| (adj.) boundless, vast; RW: finite, infinitesimal, infinity |
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| (adj.) inner; (n.) inside |
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| (v.) to join together; to unite; to combine |
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| (v.) to blend; to mix; to socialize |
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| (n.) living thing that nourishes itself on another organism; someone that lives at the expense of others and gives nothing in return |
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| (adj.) constant; enduring; (n.) plant having a life cycle of more that 2 years |
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| (adj.) determined; constant; RW: persist, persistence |
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| (v.) to spread out; to stretch out |
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| (adj.) limited; dwarfed; RW: stunt |
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| (adj.) slender; flimsy; weak |
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| (v.) to shake up; to provoke; RW: agitation |
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| (n.) second self; trusted friend |
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| (n.) uncertainty; vagueness; RW: ambiguous |
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| (n.) commanding power to influence others’ thoughts opinions or behavior; RW: authoritarian, authoritative, authorize |
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| (n.) set of principles or laws; rules |
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| (adj.) large; of some importance |
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| (n.) people represented by an elected official; voters; RW: constituent |
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| (n.) fault finding critic of human nature; RW: cynical |
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| (n.) situation in which one must choose between equally unpleasant things |
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| (adj.) different; varied; RW: diversify, diversion, diversity, divert |
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| –(n.) project; activity; undertaking; RW: enterprising |
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| (n.) separation; RW: estrange |
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| (adj.) methodically; ceremonially; RW: formality |
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| (n.) unfriendliness; ill will; warfare; RW: hostile |
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| (adj.) showing little or no intelligence; stupid |
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| (adj.) unsophisticated; gullible; RW: naivete |
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| (adj.) puzzling; contrary to expectation; RW: paradox |
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| (adj.) pertaining to a quick, automatic or habitual reaction |
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| (adj.) finally: RW: ultimatum |
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