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1. Vague [adj] 2. Hard to understand [adj] 3. Unclear in the presentation [adj] 4. To make vague |
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1. Complicated, elaborate, complex, and drawn-out 2. Twisted |
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1. Placate, pacify, or soothe 2. To reduce or soften the severity |
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1. Authorize or approve [v] 2. To confirm [v] 3. An economic or military measure put in place to punish another country [n] |
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1. Recovery or repossession 2. Taking an area of wasteland and making it able to be cultivated 3. In ecology, recovering useful matter from waste |
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1. Hinder or slow (obstruct, hamper) |
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1. To infuse, spread, or saturate throughout |
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1. All-encompassing, spread throughout, or persistent |
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1. Impressionable and compliant 2. Able to be extended or shaped by an object such as a roller or hammer |
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1. Parched and dry; without rain or moisture 2. Unproductive, barren 3. Sterile and lacking interest or imagination (immature) |
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1. A pervasive, destructive fire in an out-of-control blaze |
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1. Minor or unimportant (trifling) 2. Able to be pardoned (excusable) |
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1. In acting, able to play many roles (versatile) 2. Extremely variable 3. Changeable in form |
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1. Make fun of or treat with contempt (mock) |
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1. Able to hold much (spacious) |
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1. Completed in a hurry (hasty) 2. Steep, as in a precipice |
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1. Having no money (broke) |
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1. Known to only a few people (obscure) |
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1. Optimistic and cheerful [adj] 2. Reddish [adj] 3. In art, a red-colored crayon made from iron oxide [n] |
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1. Not easily visible (subtle) |
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1. relentless 2. Not persuaded (unyielding) |
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