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| n. wandering away from subject, detour, excursion, foray, deviation |
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| v. to reveal something that has been kept a secret; reveal; unveil; divulge; make known |
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| adj. able to see differences, predjudiced, descerning, astute, selective, cultivated, refined |
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| v. to refer disapprovingly or contemptuously to somebody or something, belittle, mock, ridicule, criticize |
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| v. to distribute or spread something widely, distribute, spread, scatter |
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| v. to provide written evidence by supplying supportin info, record; detail; verify; authenticate; |
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| adj. composed of elements drawn from disparate sources, assorted, diverse, free |
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| adj. difficult to find or catch, evasive, baffling, hard to grasp, obscure |
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| v. to improve or add to the strength, worth, beauty, etc of something; increase, improve, develop, boost |
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| adj. open to more than one interpretation, ambiguous, intentionally misleading |
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| n. speech of praise, often on the occasion of someone's death, tribute, acclamation |
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| v. put into effect, carry out, perform/put to death, kill |
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| adj. invigorating and refreshing, exciting, thrilling, stimulating |
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| adj. totally clear, unambiguous/precise, exact/uninhibited, graphic |
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| v. to release someone or something with difficulty, free, disentangle |
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| n. excessive zeal, extreme devotion to a belief or cause, fervor, dedication, passion |
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| adj. very obvious and contrary to standards of conduct or morality, conpiculously wicked, blatant, outrageous, scandalous |
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| adj. done in a way that was intended to escape notice, secretive, stealthy, sneaky |
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| v. to stimulate someone into great activity, stimulate shock, stir up, revitalize |
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| adj. excessively or pointlessly talkative, loquacious, wordy, chatty |
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| n. the seriousness of something considered in terms of its unfavorable consequences, seriousness, importance, significance, severity |
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| v. to restrict the free movement or progress of something or somebody; obstruct, hinder, impede |
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| n. behaving in a superior condescending or arrogant way; self importance; excessive pride, arrogance |
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| n. opinion contrary to popular belief; opinion contrary to accepted religion; unorthodoxy; sacrilege |
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