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sacred:
sacrifice:
sanctify
sanction:
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| something regarded as possessing sacred character |
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| the violation of anything sacred |
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insult:
assault:
somersault:
salient:
resilient
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| boldly rude or disrespectful |
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| to show or feel triumphant joy |
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conscious:
conscience:
unconscionable
omniscient:
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| having knowledge of things before they happen |
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scribble:
describe:
script
postscript:
proscrib
ascribe
conscription:
transcript
circumscribe |
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| any addition or supplement |
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| to credit or assign, as to a cause or course |
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select:
separate
seduce
segregate
secede
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| to remove or withdraw into solitude or retirement |
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second
prosecute:
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obsequious
non sequitur |
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| to seek to enforce by legal process |
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| an inference or a conclusion that does not follow from the promises |
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| to sit; to be still; to plan; to plot |
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preside:
resident
sediment:
dissident:
residual:
subsidiary:
insidious
assiduous |
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| disagreeing, as in opinion or attitude |
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| serving to assist or supplement |
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| intended to entrap or beguile |
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| diligent, persistent, hardworking |
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sense:
sensory:
sentiment
presentiment:
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| an attitude or feeling toward something |
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| a feeling that something is about to happen |
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| to differ in opinion, esp. from the majority |
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| a person or thing that stands watch |
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| without feeling or sensitivity |
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dissolve:
soluble
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| a formal expression of opinion or intention made |
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| indifferent to moral restraints |
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| forgiveness for wrongdoing |
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perspective
speculation
suspicious
spectrum:
retrospective
circumspect:
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| watchful and discreet, cautious |
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| having keen mental perception and understanding |
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| easily seen or noticed; readily observable |
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static
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| of bodies or forces at rest or in equilibrium |
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| without means of substitution |
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| stubbornly adhering to a purpose, opinion, or course of action |
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| the state of equilibrium or inactivity caused by opposing equal forces |
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| renunciation of an object of one's previous loyalty |
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suave:
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| to make less severe, ease, relieve |
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submissive
subsidiary:
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| serving to assist or supplement |
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| existing or operating below the threshold of confidence |
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| an artifice or expedient used to evade a rule |
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surpass:
superlative
supersede:
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| the highest kind or order |
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| to replace in power, as by another person or thing |
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| arrogant, haughty, condescending |
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| extra, more than necessary |
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| to get over or across, to prevail |
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| disposed to be silent or not to speak freely |
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detain:
pertain:
tenacious:
abstention
tenure
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| the holding or possessing of anything |
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| capable of being held, maintained, or defended |
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tension:
tentative:
tendentious
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| having a predisposition towards a point of view |
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| to weaken or reduce in force |
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| making less serious by offering excuses |
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| quarrelsome, disagreeable, belligerent |
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