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subordinate or supplementary
SYNONYMS: auxilliary, accessory |
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to remove material considered offensive
SYNONYMS: censor, purge |
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to come down or stoop voluntarily to a lower level
SYNONYMS: deign |
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to trick; to cheat or swindle
SYNONYMS: dupe, deceive |
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an enclosed district, region, or area inhabited by a particular group of people or having a special character
SYNONYMS: island, subgroup |
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a person's strong point: what a person does best
SYNONYMS: gift, aptitude, speciality |
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free; without charge
SYNONYMS: on the house: freely |
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a representation or image of a sacred personage, often considered sacred itself; an image or picture; a symbol
SYNONYMS: emblem, idol |
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a small, narrow space between things or parts of things
SYNONYMS: gap, slot, crevice |
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the universe considered as a whole: the entire complex structure of something
SYNONYMS: cosmos, entirety |
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a trickster or swindler; a charlatan
SYNONYMS: imposter, quack |
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a song of praise, joy, or triumph
SYNONYMS: hymn, ode, anthem |
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lighthearted joking, talk, or writing
SYNONYMS: banter, jesting |
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overfullness, superabundance; superfluity
SYNONYMS: surplus, glut, excess |
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concerned with practical considerations or values
SYNONYMS: down-to-earth, businesslike |
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puzzled; mocking; odd;equivocal
SYNONYMS: peculiar, perplexed, mystified |
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inordinate greed;the disposition to obtain one's desire by force
SYNONYMS: avarice, cupidity, voraciousness |
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a formal split within a religious organization; any division or separation of a group
SYNONYMS: rift, breach |
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having the power to heal or cure;beneficial
SYNONYMS: curative,salutary |
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a brilliant performer; a person with masterly skill
SYNONYMS: expert, master, prodigy |
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