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an enemy, opponent
[s] antagonist, rival, foe
[a] friend, ally, supporter, confederate
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to turn away; to make indifferent or hostile; to transfer, convey
[s] separate, drive apart, estrange
[a] befriend, attract, captivate, reconcile
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a skillful or ingenious device; a clever trick; a clever skill
[s] ruse, stratagerm, contrivance
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to compel, force
[s] pressure, bully, intimidate, constrain
[a] persuade, cajole
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cowardly; coward
[s] fearful, feint hearted, pusillanimous
[a] brave, courageous, valiant
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cooking or kitchen
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to erase, wipe out completely, cut off
[s] remove, cancel, expunge
[a] insert, add, retain, include
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death, especially a person in a lofty position
[s] deceit, past away
[a] birth, beginning, commencement
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to enliven, cheer, give spirit or livlieness to
[s] stimulate, excite, gladden
[a] discourage, dispirit, dishearten, inhibit
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plowed, but not seeded; inactive, reddish yellow, land left unseeded, to plow but not seed
[s] unproductive, inert, dormant
[a] productive, fertile, prolific
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to disturb, worry, to trouble by repeated attacks
[s] annoy, pester, bedevil, beliger
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stormy, harsh, severe in attitude or action
[s] blustery, tempestuous, implacible
[a] mild, gentile, balmy, tranquil
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to think about in a dremy way, ponder
[s] meditate, contemplate, daydream
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so unimportant that it can be disregarded
[s] trivial, inconsequential, insignificant
[a] significant, crucial, momentus
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to make permanent or long lasting
[s] continue, preserve, prolong indefinently
[a] discontinue, abolish,abandon
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an exaple that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action
[s] guide, tradition, model
pres' e dent |
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inflicting or aiming at punishment
[s] penalizing, retaliatroy
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to set right, remedy, relief from wrong or energy
[s] rectify, correct, midigate
re dress' |
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temporary stay, to stay for a time
[s] visit, stop over, brief stay
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redifined in a manner of style, suave
[s] elegant
[a] rude, uncouth, boorish
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associated, connected
[s] attached, related, joined
[a] disassociated, unconnected
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to find out
[s] discover, determine, establish
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an accomplishment, the act of achieving
[s] achievement, fullifulment
[a] failure, defeat, frusteration
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to give or pass on as an inheritence
[s] transmit, bestow, hand down
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forceful, convincing, relavent, to the point
[s] persuasive, compelling
[a] weak, unconvincing, ineffective, irrelivant
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to move forward, one point, approach, near, together
[s] meet, unite, intersect, merge
[a] diverge, separate
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to scatter, spread far and wide
[s] break up, dispell
[a] collect, congregate, assemble, muster
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to regard highly, highly favorable opinion or judgement
[s] respect, admire, honor, revere
[a] disdain, scorn, contempt
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to erase, obliterate, destroy
[s] delete, efface, aniliate
[a] insert, mark, inmprint, impress
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having limits, lasting for a limited time
[s] bounded measurable
[a] unlimited, immeasurable, everlasting, eternal
fi' nit |
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not able to be wounded or hurt, shielded against attack
[s] impregnible, impervious, immune
[a] exposed, unprotected, defenseless
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spiteful, showing ill will
[s] malicious, wicked, sinister, malignant
[a] kind, benevolent, compassionate
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cool and confident, unconcerned
[s] composed, unruffiled, indifferent, blase
[a] perturbed, adjated, disconcerted, abashed
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knowing everythign, having unlimited awarenedd or understandign
[s] wise, all knowing
[a] ignorant, unkn0wing
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remedy for all ills, cure all, answer to all problems
[s] universal cure,e asy solution
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exact, careful, attending thoughroughly to details, high morals, principles
[s] painstaking, meticluous, conscientious
[a] careless, negligent, remiss, dishonest
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to move about stealthily, to lie in hiding
[s] lurk, slink, prowl
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pround and contemptous, showing scorn bc of a feeling of superiority
[s] snobish, patrionizing, overbearing
[a] humble, meak, differential, servile
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strange, mysterious, weird, beyond explanation
[s] errie, inexplicable, spooky
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easily excused, pardonable
[s] excused, forgivable
[a] inexcusable, unforgivable, unpardonable
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