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Dictionary: To reject, renounce
Thesaurus: Disclaim, disallow, relinquish, desert, give up, recant, abandon |
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Dictionary: To abolish, usually by authority
Thesaurus: Cancel, terminate, put an end to, revoke, nulify |
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Dictionary: Bitter in tone or taste
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Dictionary: Bitterness, discord
Thesaurus: Anger, hard feelings, animosity, spitefulness |
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Dictionary: Keen mind or insight
Thesaurus: Acuteness, keeness, smartness, shrewedness, cleverness, intelligence, wisdom, sagacity, insight, perception |
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| Dictionary: To sketch out in a vague way |
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Dictionary: A cursed, detested person, hated person
Thesaurus: Ban, unwelcomed, taboo |
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Dictionary: A strong dislike,repugenace
Thesaurus: Dislike, distaste, disgust, repulsion, loathing, animosity, hostility |
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Dictionary: Praise, approval
Thesaurus: Good word, applause, aclaim, acceptance, support |
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Dictionary: to take without justification
Thesaurus: Take over, claim, usurp,commandeer, adopthelp one self to |
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| Dictionary: Practicing restraint as a means of self-discplin, usually religous |
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Dictionary: A curse, expression of ill will
Thesaurus: Calumney, slander, slur |
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Dictionary: Hard-working, diligent
Thesaurus: Laborious, constant, persevering, tenacious, tireless |
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| Dictionary: to coax using flattery |
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| Dictionary: A gift or blessing |
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Dictionary: Short, abrupt, dismissive
Thesaurus: Blunt, rude |
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| Dictionary: To polish, shine |
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Dictionary: A termendous noise, disharmonious sound
Thesaurus: Raucous, screechy, off tune, out of key |
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| Dictionary: To urge, coax, or wheedle, in a falsely positive mannor |
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Dictionary: an attemt to spoil someone else's reputation by spreading, lies, slander,
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| Dictionary: Subject to change ones mind, whim, fickle, unpredictable |
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| Dictionary: Intellectually convincing |
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Dictionary: accompanying in a suboridinate fashion, the effect (cause and effect)
Thesaurus: Secondary, additional, contributing, complementary, accessory, related |
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| Dictionary: A great fire, destructive fire |
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| Dictionary: Penitent, eager to be forgiven, remorseful, sorrowful |
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