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| V. To assert the opposite |
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| N. a particular variety of language spoken by members of a group or residents of a geographic region |
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| N. Pronunciation; vocal expression |
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| V. To select, correct, and prepare for publication |
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| Adj. Fluent and graceful in the use of language |
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| V. To articulate speech sounds |
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| V. To use vague language with the intent to deceive or mislead |
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| Adj. Pertaining to or produced in or near the throat |
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| Adj. Unable to express oneself clearly or logically |
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| N. Specialized or technical vocabulary |
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| Adj. Pertaining to language |
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| Adj. Easy to understand; rational |
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| N. The art of public speaking |
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| Adj. Factual; unpoetic; dull or commonplace |
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| N. The way language is used to express ideas |
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