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alternative
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NOUN: something that is one of two possible choices
ADJECTIVE: offering another possibility |
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VERB: to make more peaceful and less angry, hateful, or upset |
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VERB: 1. to break up and scatter, 2. to spread around; to distribute |
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VERB: to release someone from something that applies to others
ADJECTIVE: free from some requirement that applies to others |
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VERB: to lead someone or something to act in a certain way or to do something; to cause |
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ADJECTIVE: without brightness, liviness, or excellence; lacking energy |
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ADJECTIVE: 1. done or happening during the night, 2. active at night |
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ADJECTIVE: particularly convenient or suitable in time; coming at just the right time |
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NOUN: a stand on which something is or could be placed |
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ADJECTIVE: ready or willing to receive; inclined to take a suggestion or consider a possibility |
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ADJECTIVE: long and thin in a way that suggests a lack of strength |
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status
STAT-us or STATE-us |
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NOUN: 1. one's position in relation to others, 2. 2. the condition or state of something at a particular time |
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stipulation
stip-yoo-LAY-shun |
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NOUN: a demand or condition of an agreement |
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ADJECTIVE: seriously harmful, either emotionally or physically; having a lasting bad effect |
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unparalleled
un-PAIR-uh-leld |
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ADJECTIVE: having no equal; unmatched |
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