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Consummate
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1. adj....complete or perfect in the highest degree
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| a standard or principle on which to base a judgement or decision |
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Delinquent
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a. (adj) neglectful of a duty or obligation; seriously overdue
b. (n) a person who fails to perform a duty; an offender |
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Defect
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a. (n) a flow or shortcoming
b. (v) to desert one country, cause or the like for another |
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Counsel
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a. (n) advice secured through consultation
b. (n) an adviser, especially a legal adviser
c. (v) to avdvise or recommend as a course of action
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a. (v) to move away from, especially what is considered normal or right
b. (n) a person who differs markedly in behavior, belief, or attitude from what is accepted normal or proper |
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Defer
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a. to put off or postpone
b. to yield courteously to the wishes or judgements of someone else |
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| at a point that will determine the final outcome; of supreme importance |
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| collective uniformity of opinion; general agreement in feeling or belief |
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| deeply religious, earnest, or sincere |
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| inclined to doubt or deny the virtousness or honesty of human motives; sneeringly bitter or negative |
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| large in number or quantity; full |
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| modest and reserved in dress, manner, or behavior |
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| neatly and stylishly dressed |
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| shifting from one thing to another without reason or purpose; haphazard or random |
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| skillful in using one's hands or mind; clever |
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| someone with informed and discriminating judgement, especially in matters of art, literature, or taste. |
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| the ability to inspire belief or trust |
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| the point at which the plot of a novel or drama is finally resolved; the outcome or solution of a complex sequence of events |
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| to analyze, explain, interpret, or understand |
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| to confirm the truth or accuracy of |
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| to make an accurate line drawing or diagram of; to portray or describe in detail |
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