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| N. minor objection, slight criticism, minor protest. unimportand distinction |
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| N. dilemma; predicament, fix. A state of uncertainty or indecision |
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| N. refutation, response with contrary evidence, negation, denial, denial of truth |
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| ADJ. superfluous, repetitious, unnnecessary, no longer needed or wanted |
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| V. abandon, disown, reject, relinquish, repudiate, reject a belief or theory |
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| V. Criticize, censure, rebuke, scold, reprimand, dissaproval |
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| N. decision, declaration, pledge, determination, resolve, process of resolving something |
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| V. withdraw, take back, to withdraw or deny something |
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| ADJ. vigorous, strong, hardy, powerful, potent, healthy, durable |
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| V. soak thoroughly, drench, wet through, flood |
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| N. isolate, solitude, condition of being cut of from others |
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| ADJ. gloomy, depressing, dark, drab, lacking light or bightness |
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| ADJ. unchanging, constant, invariable, stationary, lacking development |
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| V. establish by evidence, verify, support, validate, prove, to confirm |
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| V. exceed, best, beat, outdo, to go beyond what is expected |
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| N. flatterer, toady, person who flatters someone for personal gain |
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| ADJ. concise, abrupt, pithy, concise and economically phrased, often conveying annoyance |
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| V. to change, alter, transform, convert something to different |
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| ADJ. stale, cliched, unoriginal, lacking in originality |
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| N. sameness, regularity, consistency, monotomy, state of being the same |
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| V. revere, adore, worship, honor, highly respect |
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| V. clear from blame, justify, support |
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| ADJ. agreeable, appealing, gracious, engaging |
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| N. fanatic, devotee, enthusiast, supporter |
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