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n. The power to attract or charm.
For many travelers the canals and winding streets of Venice have a particular allure. |
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n. 1. The ancient world, especially before the Middle Ages.
2. The quality of great age. |
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| n. Valuable objects from ancient times |
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v. 1. To estimate the value of.
2. To form a judgement of; to evaluate. |
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v. 1. To cling to or be faithful to.
2. To split with force or a sharp instrument. |
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v. 1. To make or become less in value.
2. To represent as of little value; to belittle. |
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n. 1. Any of the many small, flat surfaces on a precious stone made by cutting.
2. One of many sides or aspects of something. |
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adj. 1 Incapable of being penetrated.
2. Not affected or disturbed by. |
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| adj. Hard to describe because of a lack of distinctive qualities or faetures. |
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| n. A state of being in doubt about what to do. |
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v. 1. To lie at rest.
2. To place in some person or group.
N. A state of rest or relaxation |
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v. 1. To flash or sparkle.
2. To be lively and witty. |
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| v. To examine with great care. |
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| adj. Not naturally produced; made by artificial processes. |
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| v. To change the form or appearance of. |
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