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| a form of enlargement used chiefly of verbal statements and radio-television signals |
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| a rival/opponent/adversary |
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| lack of feeling/indifference |
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| a usually violent/bloody attack; (legal definition)a threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause the harm |
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| acceptance of a guess/belief as true |
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| to increase/make/become larger |
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| severe and public verbal criticism |
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| caution characterized by looking at a problem from all sides/considering its possible results |
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| to desire something too strongly (especially something forbidden) |
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| bold opposition/open challenge |
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| to swing/turn from an intended plan/course of action |
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| an increase in the size of an aperture like the pupil |
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| to branch off/go in different directions |
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| to alter so as to serve a variety of needs |
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| a bubbling or overflow of enthusiasm (usually associated with people) |
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| a quieter kind of high spirits over some success or good news |
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| the process of making clear |
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| a heightening of attractiveness/value |
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| overflowing spirits/zestfulness |
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| ease in doing/demonstrating something |
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| to search for/ravage/plunder |
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| a plausible theory/explanation |
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| an increase of the amount/quality/determination of an effort |
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| drowsiness/sluggishness from some physical cause (drugs/overheating) |
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| to change(biological adaption) |
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| to take food/money/property by force |
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| acceptance of a fact because of something else one knows to be true |
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| acceptance of a guess/belief as true (presume that other worlds exist because it is probable) |
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| a statement that you will undertake/demonstrate |
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| caution mixed with wisdom in managing one's affairs |
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| to destroy/plunder/devastate |
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| well-deserved punishment or recompense |
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| a deadened state of mind (from drugs/shock) |
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| someone who pretends for the moment something is true |
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| a guess based more definitely on facts |
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| a statement that you will undertake/demonstrate |
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| sluggishness from temporary loss of physical powers (cause like cold weather) |
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| to alter the shape/nature/appearance |
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| to change the very nature of something |
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| carried away with delight |
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| to swing/turn from an intended plan/course of action |
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| rivalry between persons of similar status |
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