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one or more of the equal parts of a whole; fragment |
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apt to break out into a passion; cross; irritable |
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1. break or crack 2. breaking of a bone |
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easily broken; frail; delicate |
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act of breaking; breach; violation, as an infration of a law |
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bend (literally, "break back") a ray of light, heat, sound, etc., from a straight course |
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resisting; intractable; hard to manage, as a refractory mule |
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1. covering many things at one, as an omnibus bill 2. bus 3. book containing a variety of works by one author, as a Terhune omnibus |
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of all varieties, forms, or kinds |
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unlimited in power; almighty |
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present everywhere at the same time |
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1. eating everything 2. fond of all kinds, as an omnivorous reader |
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pliable ("capable of being bent"); not rigid; tractable |
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muscle that serves to bend a limb |
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bend the knee; tough the right knee to the ground, as in worship |
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1. throw ("bend") back light, heat, sound, etc. 2. think |
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involuntary response ("bending back") to a stimulus; for example, sneezing is a reflex |
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act of keeping back or detaining |
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1. not pertinent; inappropriate 2. rude |
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adhering firmly to a purpose or opinion; very persistent |
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having to do with ("holding to") the matter in hand |
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tenacious; able to retain or remember |
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group of followers accompanying a distinguished person |
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firmness in holding fast; persistence |
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period of a tenant's temporary holding of real estate |
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period for which an office or position is held, as: "U.S. Supreme Court Justices enjoy life tenure." |
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incapable of being held or defended |
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