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acquisition
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NOUN:
something acquired, something one gets or gains |
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VERB:
1. to scold gently
2. to caution, warn, or advise someone about his or her behavior or duties |
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VERB:
to spoil by poor or clumsy work, to repair badly
NOUN:
a poor or clumsy piece of work |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. friendly, agreeable, and pleasant
2. able to get along, having similar likes and dislikes |
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VERB:
to deal with something successfully, to overcome difficulties |
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ADJECTIVE:
misleading or deceiving or meant to mislead or deceive |
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VERB:
to strongly dislike, to hate |
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NOUN:
the skill or special knowledge of an expert |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. appearing stern or harsh, cold and forbidden
2. not giving in, unyielding
3. without hope, cheerless, depressing, gloomy |
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VERB:
to hold back, to hinder or make difficult |
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VERB:
to move suddenly in an irregular and unsteady way, to suddenly roll, stagger, or rock
NOUN:
a lurching movement |
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ADJECTIVE:
providing the substances needed for growth and health |
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NOUN:
a sudden, sharp feeling of pain, either physical or emotional |
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ADJECTIVE:
not by the shortest route or quickest method, not direct |
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ADJECTIVE:
not proper or decent, not in agreement with accepted standards of good taste |
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