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rule out in advance
("The fact that he didn't study and didn't understand any of the concepts precluded him from getting a good grade on the test.") |
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| exemption or freedom from punishment, harm, or loss |
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| to set right; to correct; to remedy |
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| one who understands the details, technique, or principles of an art and is competent to act as a critical judge |
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beg; beseech
("She implored the students to study.") |
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old
("vintage wine; vintage furniture") |
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| made up of different elements (color, types of people, etc.) |
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to prevail over; overcome; excel
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| an underground passage or room; a burial chamber |
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| an underground cemetary of galleries with recesses for tombs |
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| to lie at rest; to lie dead |
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| to extract the essence of; concentrate |
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| to make gestures especially when speaking |
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| a chamber (vault) completely or partly underground, esp. under a church |
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| to draw a line around; to surround by as if by a boundary; to LIMIT |
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| end in time or existence; conclusion |
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| an utterly ignorant person; dunce |
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| an opening or open space; hole |
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| the craft of brick laying |
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| the money, goods, or estate that a woman brings to her husband in marriage |
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| under control; tact; easy self-possessed assurance of manner |
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| to bite or chew on with the teeth |
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| cheerless; dejected; downcast; unconsolable |
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| to irritate or annoy by petty provocations (irritants) |
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