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Rapidity of moving
The train was moving with great velocity. |
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a person or thing that helps w relief
The succor was not there to replace the tired nurse. |
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unfeeling
The Nazis were impassible human beings. |
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a STRONG dislike
You have repugnance for the Mechlers. |
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whole range of something
The whole gamut of pottery items can be found at the Art House |
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protected against damage, loss, injury
The roof was not indemified against the hail storm. |
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fond of talking, wordy
His loquacious speech was loved by everyone. |
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extremely angry or furious
Her apoplectic behavior frightened everyone. |
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sympathize with or feel sorrow for
I reallly commiserate with you. |
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grosly wicked, extremely offensive
The murder scene was heinous. |
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porch with a roof
The car pulled uner the portico to let everyone out. |
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resident, where one lives
The Indian welcomed us to his domicile. |
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moral uprightness, honesty
The calm, sweetness, and rectitude of the girl was beautiful. |
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having to do with money
The car cost more to fix than it was worth so our pecuniary gain wa small. |
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accuracy, precision, exactness
The exactitude of the surgeon displayed his skill. |
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