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calm and peaceful
"pacifier, makes a baby calm and peaceful" |
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Someone opposed to war
"pacifier, makes things calm with a baby, this person doesn't want war" |
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to restore calm, bring peace
"same thing a pacifier does" |
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Like a palace, magnificent
"like a palace" |
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idle talk
"like Paula, she always like to talk" |
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Study of past geological eras through fossil remains
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board for missing paints; range of colors
"painting palette" |
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fence made up of stakes
"palisade apartments, like they made a fence around the apartment" |
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covering that darkens or obscures, coffin
"like pall buriers" |
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to lose strength or interest
"like pale, like you are losing strength" |
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to make less serious, ease
"like palpitate, beating eases the nervous" |
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lacking color or liveliness
"pale, laking color" |
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something real, tangible
"like beating your heart because you feel a love is real" |
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trembling, shaking, irregular beating
"palpitate" |
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pitifully small or worthless
"like poultry, something that is small and worthless" |
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cure-all
"like the pancreas, cures when there is too much glucose" |
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spread over whole area or country
"flu pandemic" |
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elaborate praise, formal hymn or praise
"rhymes with music, formal hymn or praise" |
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impressive array
"like monopoly, exceptive array of multiple people" |
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Broad view; comprehensive picture
"broad view" |
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ideal example, model
"like a diamond, its top notch model for rocks" |
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contraadiction, dilemmaa, puzzle |
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self-contradictory but true
"like a paradox is a contradition, this is self-contradiction but true" |
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model of excellence or perfection
"like the pentagon, it serves as a model"
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supreme, dominant, primary
"paramount theatures, the suprement theatures" |
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to reword, usually in simpler terms |
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person or animal that lives at another expense |
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to dry or shrivel
"to be really really thirsty is parched'" |
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to trim
"like hare, you have to trim his hare" |
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outcast
"like mariah, she made eminem and outcast" |
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equality
"like a pair they are equal" |
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discussion, usually between enemies
"barley, something that the people at AHCA association were upset about" |
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of limited scopr or outlook, provincial
"parochial schools, are in limited scopes" |
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condition release of prisoner |
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to ward off or deflect
"like to harry, he wards off spells" |
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piece of literatureor music imitating other works
"cliche, something that imitates other things" |
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official document giving exclusive right to sell an invention
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obvious, unconcerned
"like someone patient is unconcerned" |
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fatherhood, decent from father's ancestors |
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pity, compassion
"pathological liars need pity and compassion" |
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aristocrat
"pediatrician is like an aristocrat" |
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murder of one's father
"paternal cide" |
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inheritance or heritage derived from one's father
"mony from paternal" |
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to condescend to, disparage, to buy from
"are you patronizing me?" |
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scarcity, lack
"pauper doesn't have much" |
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tent or light building used for shelter or exhibitions
"meet under the pavilion" |
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minor sin or offense
"pecaditio" |
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theft of money or goods
"makes a sin from culmination theft" |
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uninspired, boring academic
"like pedone, boring academic, and uninspired" |
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commonplace
"pedestrian, normal person" |
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doctor specializing in children and their ailments |
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triangular gable on a roof or facade
"meant for the gable of the roof" |
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contemporary, equal, match
"peer review, something that is equal" |
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unequaled
"have no peers" |
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having bad connotations, disparaging
"pejor, to make worse= bad connotations" |
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transparent; transluscent, easily understood
"luc, something you can see right through" |
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voluntary suffering to repent for a wrong
"penance for a sin" |
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inclination
"inclination,, chanting in your head" |
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expressing sorrow for sins or offenses
"pent- for give penance" |
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throughful
"the pensive, to go into thoughts" |
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next to last
"before the last" |
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partial shadow
"like umbrella" |
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extreme poverty
"only has a penny" |
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baby carriage
"baby ambulance" |
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discerning, able to percieve
"percieve, you are able to percieve" |
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complete and utter lost, damnation
"pergatory, like it is in damnation" |
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to wander from place to place
"peregrino, the wanderer" |
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present throughout the years, peresistent
"present in years" |
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faithless, disloyal, untrrustworthy
"perfibber, someone you cannot trust" |
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done in a routine way, indifferent
"in a funct, you are just doing the samae things without thinking" |
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point in orbit nearest to the sun
"opposite of apehlion" |
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moving from place to place
"pathetic because you can'r stay, you always have to move from place to place" |
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to lie under oath
"perjury, to lie infront of jury" |
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penetratable
"semi-permeable" |
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very harmful
"someone who is vicious is very harmful" |
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lasting, endless
"perpetually forever" |
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act of attributing human to objects or abstract qualities
"like giving it a personality" |
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shwred, astute, keen-witted
"spicacious, you can see like tenacious and to be astute" |
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lively and bold
"pert plus is lively and bold" |
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persistant, stubborn
"lively and tenacious" |
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applicable, appropriate
"something pertinent is applicable to the situation" |
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disturbance
"pertubed, someone that is disturbed" |
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close examination
"perusing over things, examination" |
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to cause to change in immoral way, to misuse
"to be perverted" |
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epidemic, plague
"there are a lot of pests" |
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rudeness, peevishness
"pesterlance, you are very rude" |
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massed group of soldiers, people, or things
"max, he rowdy the group" |
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pusurer of casual love affairs
"lands in a different bed all the time" |
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love of humanity, genorosity to worthy causes |
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narrow-minded person, someone lacking appreciation for art or culture
"philip was a narrow-minded person, only liking science" |
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study of words
"philip knew a lot of words" |
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calm in temperament, sluggish
"like fleur from harry potter, very sluggish" |
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mythical, immortal bird which lives for 500 year, burns itself to death, and rises from ashes
"order of the phoenix" |
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study of speech sounds
"hooked on phonics" |
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to loot, especially during war |
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peak, highest point of development
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dedicated, devout, extremely religious
"pope pious" |
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fleeting feeling of hurt pride
"pico, a sharp sad pride" |
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profound, substanial, concise, succint, to the point
"short pithy statement" |
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meager amount or wage
"but I recieved but a pittance" |
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Calm
"lake placcid, very calm" |
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one who steals the words or ideas of others |
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injured person in a lawsuit
"plaintiff vs the deffendant" |
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to braid
"padma's plaited braids" |
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stale, overused expression
"plastic attitude, something that is way too overused" |
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crude, vulgar, low-class
"plebian class" |
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abundance, plenty
"there is plenty of that there" |
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excess, overabundance
"plethora od things" |
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pliable, yielding
"able to pliant" |
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to pull strings on musical instrument |
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courageous, spunky
"plucky like clucky, somone courageous and spunky" |
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to fail, to plunge
'her heart plummeted" |
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including a variety of groups
"plural, there are many groups" |
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to steal game or fish, cook in boiling liquid
"no poaching allowed" |
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platform or lectern for orchestra conduction for speakers
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emotionally moving
"makes a point to move someone" |
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relating to a geographic pole, exhibiting contrast
"polar opposites" |
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to tend towards opposite extremes
"polar opposites" |
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controversy, arugment, verbal attack
"at opposite poles, at a verbal attack" |
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shrewd and pracitical, diplomatic |
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speaker of many languages
"many lots speech" |
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weighty, heavty, large
"ponderosa when you eat it you feel heavy and large" |
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to speak in a pretentious manner
"pont- just speaking in a front" |
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to study closely or mediatively
"pore over things" |
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full of holes, permeable to liquids |
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omen
"something that is potent" |
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stout, dignified
"like a piggy' |
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to put in position, to suggest an idea
"like a position, proposition" |
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future generation, all of the person's descendents
'like your grandma is your butt, and everyone is formed into branches" |
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drinkable
"like drinking a potion" |
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monarch or ruler with great powers
"to have great potential of a tyrant" |
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practical, moved by facts rather than abstract ideals
"prag, practical" |
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meaningless, foolish talk
"prattle like pitter patter that is meanigless and foolish" |
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uncertain
"precarious position, slightly dangerous to be uncertain" |
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principle, law
"cept everyone from law" |
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edge, steep overhang
"pice that shows up further that overhang" |
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sudden and unexpected
"like a precipitate, it comes up really fast" |
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to throw down from a height; to cause to happen
"precipitate cause to happen" |
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hastly, quickly, with too little caution
"precipitate, to do with really quickly" |
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short summary of facts
"like precise, with the facts that it has" |
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to rule out
"like occlude to figure that it is ruled out" |
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unusually advanced @ and early age
"precocious young girl" |
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one that preys on others, destroyer, plunderer
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to found or base on
"predicament, you have to find on" |
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relating to prediction, indicative to the of the future
"predicting something, indicative" |
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preference, liking
"lection- a likeing for something" |
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tendency, inclination
"predisposed to do something" |
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celebrated, distinguished
"predominant- something on the forefront" |
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introduction to a book, introductory remarks to speech
"start and opposite of the epilogue" |
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consider, plan beforehand
"premediation for murder" |
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forewarning, presentiment
"like a supernatural premonition" |
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majority in number, dominance
"ponderance, rhymes with dominance" |
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attractive, engaging, appealing
"possessive, you can see how attractive it is" |
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absurd, illogical
"that's preposterous" |
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to fortell, indicate in advance
"like a sage, you can tell was going on" |
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having foresight
"sci, you can see everything" |
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to set down a rule, to recomend a treatment
"scribes wrtie down the rule" |
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premonition, sense of foreboding
"sentiment- you can feel something coming" |
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sleight of hand
"dig around, something you do by hand" |
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rude, improperly bold
'always assume they are bold" |
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excuse, pretended reason
"the text is not really real" |
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to lie, evade the truth.
"various ways to lie and to evade the truth" |
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ancient, primitive
"medevil, ancient" |
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original, existing from the beginning
"primordial goo from the start of the earth" |
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clean, untouched, uncorrupted
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lack of usual necessitiess or comforts
"you are deprived of the necessities" |
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honest, highmindness
"probing honesty" |
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tendency, inclination
"clive- inclination" |
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one who continually and unjustifiably postpones
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to obtain
"to obtain a cure" |
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wasteful, extravagant, lavish
"the prodigal son is very lavish" |
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vast, enormous, extraordinary.
"presitgious" |
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impure, contrary to religion, sacreligious
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expert, skilled in certain subject |
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lavish, extravagant
"profusely siad bad" |
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originator, forefather, ancestor in direct line
"pro generates- father" |
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offspring, children
"prgeny- children" |
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prediction of disease outcome, any prediction
"like a diagnosis" |
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favoring progress or change, moving forward going
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propagation, reproduction, enlargement, expansion
"proliferation of cells" |
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productive, fertile
"Prolife- want to give babies" |
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introductory section of literary work or play
"before the epilogue" |
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piece of land or rock higher than its surroundings
"promo, raise something higher than other things" |
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to make known publicly
" mulgate, like to mull over something publicly" |
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inclination, tendency
"pro, something to be attracted to, tendency to do something" |
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nearness
"quick, you can get somewhere quick if they are near" |
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to win over, to appease
"you appreciate something if you are able to win them over" |
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favorable, advantaeous
"props are something that are favorable and advantageous" |
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advocate, defender, suporter
"pro- something" |
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relating to prose, dull, commonplace
"mosaic, the opposite of dull" |
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to condemn, to forbid, outlaw
"pro are for something, scribes set down and assign things, the outlaw" |
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ordinary language
"like a hose, it is something that is very ordinary" |
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person who initiates a legal action or suit
"like Eamon's mom!!!" |
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to convert to a particular belief or religion
"as if you are selling yourself to a new particular religion" |
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lying face downward, lying flat on the ground
"when you get prostrate cancer, you tend to lie on face on the floor" |
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main character in a play or story, the hero
"opposite of the antagonist" |
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readily assuming different forms or characters
"like a protein, it forms different things" |
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declaration
"like you protest, you are making a declaration" |
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ceremony and manners observed by diplomats
"like a scientific protocol" |
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to prolong, to draw out, extend
"something that extends outwards" |
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something that sticks outwards
"something that protrudes outwards" |
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rustic, unsophisticated, limited in scope
"like leonardo de vinci, he was somewhat unsophisticated" |
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cause, incitement to act or respond
"to provoke something" |
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having bravery and skill
"like prowling, like a lion who has bravery and skill" |
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power to act as substitute for another
"like a foxy person, they are sly and they think they can act as a substitute for another" |
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one who is excessively proper or modest
"like someone very restrained" |
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careful or cautious
"like someone who is a prude, someone who is retrained" |
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lustful, exhibiting lewd desires
"like a pruree, someone who is slick and wet" |
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to intrude, to force open |
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pen name, fictious or borrowed name
"like a pseudoname" |
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perceptive of the nonmaterial, spiritual forces
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childish, immature, silly
"like juvenile, someone childish" |
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boxing
"puging is like slugging someone" |
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quarrelsome, eager, ready to fight
"like a pug, he always needs to fight" |
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beauty
"like mulch, that makes beauty" |
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to pound, to crush, or grind into powder, destroy |
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to pound, to beat
"i'm going to pummel that person" |
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careful in observing rules of behavior or ceremony
"like someone who is punctual, you are very careful with things" |
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strong or sharp in smell or taste
"pung- just sounds sharp" |
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having to do with punishment
"puny, someone small needs to be punished" |
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process of clensing, purification
"like purgatory, somewhere you go to clense yourself" |
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to clense or free from impurities
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adhering to a rigid moral code
"like someone of a puritan" |
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to profess, suppose, claim
"purp- someone proposing something" |
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