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| 1. old or ancient, outdated or obsolete (antiquated) |
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| 1. out of date or archaic |
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| 1. used so much that the effectiveness or freshness has left (stale, worn-out) |
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| 1. trite, cliché, stale, and worn out |
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1. old-fashioned
2. from, or in the style of, the Middle Ages |
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| 1. original (groundbreaking, inventive) |
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1. worthy of imitating (excellent, ideal)
2. a warning
3. a model |
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| 1. Most important, supreme and dominant (preeminent) |
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1. complete, all-inclusive, and wide-ranging [adj]
2. in testing, an examination that covers all of the general progress thus far [n] |
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| 1. large in number (profuse, abundant, bountiful, plentiful, many) |
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| 1. plenty and more than enough; fully adequate |
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| 1. executed in secret, for deception (secretive, covert) |
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| 1. not clear and open to more than one interpretation (vague, indefinite) |
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| 1. never-ending, held out longer than necessary (incessant, ceaseless) |
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| 1. make bigger (increase) |
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| 1. wasting away from non-use |
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1. sober, serious, sedate [adj]
2. permanent [adj]
3. in old English, a past tense of stay [v] |
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1. lacking depth, interest, or enthusiasm (dull, indifferent)
2. performed routinely or superficially (automatic, dutiful) |
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1. unyielding and not willing to compromise (inflexible, stubborn) [adj]
2. a person who refuses to yield or compromise [n] |
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1. corrosive, caustic
2. scathing |
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1. gaudy and tasteless
2. excessively ornate
3. excessively bright |
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| 1. impassive or apathetic (dull, unemotional) |
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1. to end a dispute (reconcile)
2. to gain favor or good regard |
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| 1. animosity (resentment, bitterness) |
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| 1. a large, imposing structure |
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