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| the beginning of something |
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| to bring about the beginning, ceremonial induction into office |
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first appearance in society
"singing debut" |
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| to reach the highest or a climactic or decisive point |
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| the final outcome of a complex sequence of events |
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| having very little/no money |
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| showing remarkable originality, imagination, inventiveness/skill, cleverness |
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| skillful, ingenuous, formed with art |
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| existing as a natural/essential part of |
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belonging to the essential nature of
"intrinsic brightness of a star"
"the instrinsic value of things" |
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indwelling, inherent
"beauty is not imposed but something immanent" |
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| forming integral element of whole: fundamental |
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external to a thing's essential nature/original character
"sentimental value that's extrinsic to the house market value" |
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not forming a vital part, not relevant
"extraneous ornamentation" |
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alien more extreme
both mean different, so rejected/repelled, incapable of being assimilated |
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from another source, not inherent
"a federal house with adventitious later additions" |
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| incapable of being overcome |
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| to come between, involve oneself in |
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intervene is more extreme, place between
"interposed herself between him and the door" |
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| to offer unwanted advice/commentary |
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| to throw overboard, to discard |
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judicious-having/exhibiting sound judgement
judicial-relating to court, judicial branch |
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| wise through reflection/experience |
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| to show to be just, right, valid, free of blame |
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