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The informal specialized vocabulary or expression of a particular group |
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Ideas or meanings suggested by a word |
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The most direct or specific meaning of a word |
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A specialized vocabulary opf a specific trade |
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A simplified form of speech developed from two or more languages |
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The study of word and meaning interpretation |
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Conforming to the established language used by educated speakers |
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A book or bound collection of maps |
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A person with refined taste |
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An opponent that cannot be defeated |
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A victory that is offset by staggering losses |
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Dedicated to unreachable goals |
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A nonstandard use or improper use of language |
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Excellent judgment and insight |
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To see or know ahead of time |
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To stare in amazement often with mouth wide open |
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Describing a highly personal, individual response to experience |
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Lack of planning for the future |
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Marked by understanding or awareness; sharp |
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Not detectable but able to bring out a response |
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To prevent or discourage from acting |
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To sink to a lower or more normal level |
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To prevent from taking place |
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A person who speaks in defense of a person or idea |
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To discourage from doing something |
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To take advantage of people by tricking or fooling them |
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To draw a conclusion from evidence |
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Something that draws attention away from the main issue |
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To prove to be false or invalid |
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