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Diminish |
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Humiliate |
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Scold, moralize |
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Get smaller, make something smaller |
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Take turns, alternate |
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Hide, camouflage, obscure |
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Faculty |
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Authorization, freedom to do something |
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Bodily function |
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Perceptual ability |
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Mental function |
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Group of teachers, members of a profession, academic discipline, college department |
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Valid |
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Well grounded, likely to be true |
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Pale and angry |
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Courageous, of dauntless spirit |
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True, proven, legally certified |
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Good, beneficial |
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Modus Operandi |
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Working routine |
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Modern world |
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Man's silk-lined evening cape, worn with a white cashmere and silk scarf |
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Italian game in which one player guesses the number of fingers held up by the other player |
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Way of doing things, how a thing works |
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Paradigm |
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Intellectual framework through which to understand the universe, the world, society, or area of study |
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Retractable soft-top for vintage convertible car. |
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In language grammar, examples used in declensions and conjugations |
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Model of excellence, supremely excellent person or thing |
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Severe restriction placed on someone or something |
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Concept |
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An idea |
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A deliberate mistake that draws attention to the artist's skill, since it wouldn't show if the artist was no good. |
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Proposition constituent on concatenation of percepts and ratiocination |
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An interconnected set of objects, data, ideas and reason that combine to form a complete overall idea |
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Afflatus |
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Issue |
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A flow of fluid, disgusting gore or people, as from a river mouth, a wound, or a metro station at rush hour. |
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Children, offspring, descendants |
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Epithet expressing simultaneously the idea of a sneeze, a handkerchief and a polite response |
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A dissatisfaction caused by the conflict between two or more concepts. |
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Point of contention |
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Complementary |
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Free |
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Completion, enhancement |
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Easy |
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Admiring |
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Other half |
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Meta-Language |
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Hidden or higher language |
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Any computer programming language |
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Root language from which others develop. |
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Alternative language, as in euphemism and expletive |
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Words by which language describes itself, its components, methods and intentions |
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Meta-commentary |
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Explanatory notes set parallel to a foreign or difficult text |
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Interdisciplinary explanation of a project in which not all (or any?) of the participants are aware of joining. |
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Monthly world news update by international journalists in London |
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High praise, explanatory letter of recommendation for an award |
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Wide-ranging discussion controlled by Ancient Roman rules of debate |
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