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to yield to; to assume an office or dignity
syn:consent, concur, comply |
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to wave or flourish in a menancing or vigorous fashion
syn: swing, shake |
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to include or contain; to made up of
syn: compose,constitute,encompass |
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skillful,nimble
syn:dexterous,adroit,proficient |
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definite, clearly stated
syn: distinct,forthright,unambigous |
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to tear up by the root; to destory totally
syn: uproot,eradicate,wipe out, excise |
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coming at a bad time; not appropriate
syn: ill-timed, inconvient,felicitous |
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to yield to; to assume an office or dignity
syn:consent, concur, comply |
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suggesting an incongruity between what might be expected and what actually happens
syn: incognoruous,satiric, sardonic |
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stale,moldy,out-of-date
syn: hackeyed,antiquated |
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meddling, excessively foward in offering services or assuming authority
syn: meddlesome, prying, impertinent |
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unfavorable,threatening, of bad omen
syn: unpropitious,inauspicious, portentous |
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a high peek or point
syn: apex,acme,summit,apogee |
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considered beforehand,deliberately planned
syn: preplanned,rehearsed, calculated |
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| growing wuthout check, running wild |
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to stop by force
syn: subdue, crush |
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open to or marked by riberly or corruption
syn: dishonest, bribable, mercenary |
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