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| Intended for or understood by only a particular group who has special knowledge |
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| Fully and clearly expressed |
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| Inborn; possessed at birth |
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| Of or pertaining to magic or any system claiming use of secret or supernatural power |
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| of or pertaining to money |
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| Transmitting light but causing sufficient diffusion to prevent perception of distinct images |
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relative position or standing
Of excessive or course growht, or over ripe to the point of rottenness |
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Capable of transmitting light
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| A laudatory speech or written tribute, especially one praising someone who has died |
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Working, acting, or speaking with effortless ease and fluency
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| a feeling or condition of hostility |
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| Expressed in a lofty style |
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| to make the subject of a lawsuit |
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| A loud, unrestrained burst of laughter |
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To scatter in various directions
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to turn aside or from a path or course
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| Control of government by a few persons or a powerful clique |
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| Asserting, resulting from, or characterized by belief in the equality of all people |
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| A skillful trick or crafty deception |
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| Fear or hatred of foreigners or strangers |
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| Ideas or beliefs constructed around something, endowing it with enhanced value |
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| the intellectual, highly cultivated rank within society |
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| too old for use, work, service or postion |
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| Having great knowledge, usually deep and specialized |
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| adverb used to describe how long |
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| to make, to form, to combine |
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to rest in horizontal position
lie, lay, lying, lain |
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To put or place
lay, laid, laid, laying |
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