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| descreibe with accuracy and detail; outline |
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| prominent; distinquished; noteworthy |
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| serving as a model; commendable |
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(think itunes!)
totally clear; leaving nothing implied; definite |
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| beyond dispute; undeniable |
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| deep; deeply felt; intellectual; far- reaching |
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| abstract; theoretical; complex; difficult to understand |
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| having several possible meanings; uncertain; vague |
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| full of high-sounding words; pretentious in speech or writing |
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| hastily and superficially preformed; not thorough |
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| intended for and understood only by a slect few, mysterious |
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| not readily understood or clearly expressed; relatively unknown |
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| difficult to understand or explain; unclear; obtuse of mind; dense |
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| performed as a routine duty; careless; indifferent |
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| labored; dull; heavy; lacking grace or fluency |
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| unnecessarily repetitive; exceeding what is necessary |
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| beyond what is required or appropriate; extra |
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