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| Based on figures of speech, expressing something in terms usually used for something else, metaphorical |
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| Skillful maneuvering, subtlety, craftiness |
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| Glaringly bad, notorious, scandalous |
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| To display ostentatiously |
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| To disregard something out of disrespect |
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| To refrain from, to abstain |
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| To do without, to forbear |
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| To abandon, to renounce, to relinquish |
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| Accidental, occurring by chance |
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| To fail, to collapse, to sink |
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| To fail, to collapse, to sink |
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| Refined, polite, aristocratic, affecting refinement |
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| To make gestures, especially when speaking or in place of speaking |
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| Surplus, an overabundance |
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| Pompous, using a lot of big fancy words in an attempt to sound impressive |
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| Given freely (said of something bad), unjustified, unprovoked, uncalled for |
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| Sociable, enjoying the company of others |
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| Cunning, duplicity, artufulness |
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| Economical, penny pinching |
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| Unskilful, awkward, maldriot |
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| Type or category, especially of art or writing |
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| To boil, to bubble, to burn - Fervor, fervid, effervescent |
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| Faith, trust - fidelity, confide, confident, confidant, infidelity |
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| To burn - Flame, flamboyant, flammable |
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| Before - Foresight, foreshadow, forestall |
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| Chance - Fortune, fortunate |
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| Big - Grand, grandeur, grandiose |
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| Heavy, serious - Grave, grief, aggrieve, gravity, grievous |
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| Pleasing - Grateful, ingrate, gratuity, gratuitous |
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| Herd - Congregation, segregation, gregarious |
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