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(adj) supernaturally perceptive;
(n) one who possesses extrasensory powers; a seer |
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| (adj) serving to settle an issue; final |
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| (adj) not respectable, not esteemed |
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(adj) native or confined to a particular region or people;
characteristic of or prevalent in a field |
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(adj) worthy of imitation, commendable
serving as a model |
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(v) to understand, get to the bottom of, to determine the depth of;
(n) a measure of water depth |
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| (n) treacherous cunning, deceit |
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(n) honesty, high moral standards;
an unimpaired condition, completeness, soundness |
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(n) a route of travel;
a record of travel;
a guidebook |
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| (v) to interpret wrongly, mistake the meaning of |
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| (adj) highly offensive, arousing strong dislike |
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| (v) to appease, soothe, pacify |
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| (n) passing off or using as one's own writing the materials/ideas of another person |
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(adj) powerful;
highly effective |
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| (n) a false reason, deceptive excuse |
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| (v) to stick out, thrust forth |
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(adj) harsh, unrelieved, desolate;
(adv) utterly |
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(adj) on or near the surface;
concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, shallow |
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| (v) to suggest or hint at |
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| (adj) short-sighted, narrow minded |
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| (adj) deserving praise, esteem |
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| (adj) thoroughly excellent |
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| (adj) downright or absolute |
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| (n) sophisticated trickery and deception |
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