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- pronounce distinctly
- express well in words
- connect by joint
- expressed clearly and forcefully
- able to employ language clearly and forcefully
SYN: pronounce, elucidate, eloquent |
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- romp or prance around
- to make merry
SYN: gambol |
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- belief
- mental acceptance
SYN: credit, trust, confidence |
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- to condemn, express strong disapproval
- to officially depreciate
SYN: denounce, censure, devalue |
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- to disguise or conceal
- deliberatly give a false impression
SYN: dissimulate, mask feign |
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- very much agitated or upset as a result of emotion or mental conflict
SYN: frantic, distracted |
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- formal statement of commendation
- high priase
SYN: panegyric, encomium, tribute, testimonial |
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- to display clearly
- to make evident
- to provoke
SYN: exhibit, manifest, occasion |
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- to remove from a grave
- disinter, unearth, uncover |
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- lacking in spirit/strength
- ineffective, weak
- irresponisble, unreliable
SYN: feeble, helpless, incompentent |
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- dark and gloomy
- obscure
- lacking in clairty and precision
SYN: dim, cloudy, unclear |
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- wicked, depraved, devoid of moral standards
SYN: iniquitous, reprehensible |
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- stimulating to taste or mind
- spicy, appealing, provocative
SYN: tangy, zestful |
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- developed or created at the very beginning
- going back to the most ancient times
- basic
SYN: original, primeval, primal |
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- nearness in place or time, kinship
SYN: proximity, similarity |
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- not usual/expected
- not in character
SYN: unusual, uncommon, enexpected, atypical |
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- founded upong or involvling a visionary view of an ideal world
- impractical
SYN: idealistic |
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- language that is too wordly in proportion to sense
- wordiness
- manner of expression
SYN: verbosity, prolizity, diction, jargon |
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- green in tint/color
- immature in experience or judgment
SYN: artless, naive |
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- having a gelatinous or gluey quality
- lacking in easy movement or fluidity
SYN: gummy, sticky, thick |
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