|
|
| the act of achieving something: the attainment of a goal attainment targets |
|
28631
|
|
|
| v. pour from one bottle to another; pour wine without disturbing dregs |
|
27754
|
|
|
| v. stretch out one's legs and arms in a relaxed manner (while sitting or lying); spread out, extend n. act of sprawling, act of lounging; area characterized by irregularly arranged buildings |
|
27177
|
|
|
| rectify v. fix, repair, correct; calibrate, adjust |
|
25964
|
|
|
| adj. incompetent, unskilled; inappropriate, out-of-place; absurd, silly |
|
25941
|
|
|
| n. that which is obscure; anonymity; unclearness; dimness, darkness |
|
25801
|
|
|
| adj. no longer in use, out of fashion; dead, extinct n. dead person |
|
25800
|
|
|
| Noun 1. wisdom in the management of public affairs (synonym) statesmanship, diplomacy (hypernym) wisdom, wiseness |
|
25799
|
|
|
| n. complete suit of armor, protective body suit; splendid or impressive array |
|
25798
|
|
|
| v. extract from, bring out, draw out |
|
25782
|
|
|
| adj. equivalent to, equal to |
|
25584
|
|
|
| myriad n. great number of persons or things, many, a lot, composed of a countless number of items; ten thousand |
|
25583
|
|
|
| adj. impalpable, cannot be seen or touched, insubstantial; difficult to grasp, hard to perceive mentally n. something which cannot be seen or touched |
|
25582
|
|
|
| use of deceit to get something |
|
22688
|
|
|
| waste time , move slowly |
|
22687
|
|
|
| unruly, difficult to control |
|
22679
|
|
|
| accustomed to something unpleasant |
|
22649
|
|
|
| feeling of guilt |
|
22497
|
|
|
| stern in manner; very simple |
|
22495
|
|
|
| excessively obedient or attentive |
|
22492
|
|
|
| appearance, facial expression; tolerate |
|
22490
|
|
|
| impulsive, reckless |
|
22489
|
|
|
| grow or develop quickly |
|
22487
|
|
|
| extremely old |
|
22485
|
|
|
| sickeningly sentimental |
|
22476
|
|
|
| a cause of distress or destruction |
|
22473
|
|
|
| worthless victory due to high cost |
|
22471
|
|
|
| excessively dramatic or emotional |
|
22468
|
|
|
| inferior imitation |
|
22467
|
|
|
| appropriate, relevant |
|
22465
|
|
|
| extra, more than needed |
|
22463
|
|
|
| feeling remorse for wrongdoing |
|
22452
|
|
|
| to reject or repel |
|
22451
|
|
|
| controversial, provoking dispute |
|
22448
|
|
|
| statement regarded as universal truth |
|
22447
|
|
|
| sullen, gloomy, ill-humored |
|
22446
|
|
|
| hostility, motivation |
|
22444
|
|
|
| express clearly, intense happiness |
|
22442
|
|
|
| great generosity |
|
22440
|
|
|
| airtight, isolated from outside influence |
|
22439
|
|
|
| bitterly sarcastic |
|
22436
|
|
|
| wasteful |
|
22435
|
|
|
| gloomy, dark |
|
22433
|
|
|
| a new word or phrase |
|
22432
|
|
|
| to obstruct, block off |
|
22431
|
|
|
| flair in style or manner |
|
22427
|
|
|
| timely blessing, benefit |
|
22426
|
|
|
| penniless, without money |
|
22424
|
|
|
| overwhelm |
|
22421
|
|
|
| to check, restrain |
|
22420
|
|
|
| expressed without words, unspoken |
|
22416
|
|
|
| harshly critical, brutal attack |
|
22414
|
|
|
| cautious, wary |
|
22410
|
|
|
| obscure, hard to understand |
|
22408
|
|
|
| concise, thorough |
|
22407
|
|
|
| clear, easly to understand |
|
22402
|
|
|
| generosity in gift-giving |
|
22401
|
|
|
| accuracy, truthfulness |
|
22400
|
|
|
| persistently holding to cause or opinion |
|
22399
|
|
|
| full of , swarm with |
|
22398
|
|
|
| domineering, commanding |
|
22394
|
|
|
| formal blessing |
|
22392
|
|
|
| pressing, demanding |
|
22391
|
|
|
| expression enthusiastic praise |
|
22389
|
|
|
| talkative |
|
22388
|
|
|
| stubborn, very persistent |
|
22387
|
|
|
| imaginary, visionary, unrealistic |
|
22384
|
|
|
| harsh, sharp, bitter |
|
22383
|
|
|
| restrain; take offense |
|
22382
|
|
|
| taking another person's work and using it as one's own |
|
22281
|
|
|
| one with hate for humankind |
|
14273
|
|
|
| look upon with contempt |
|
14272
|
|
|
| mournful, sad, melancholic |
|
14270
|
|
|
| remove the misunderstanding |
|
14268
|
|
|
| wildly active, frenzied, frantic |
|
14265
|
|
|
| give up power |
|
14263
|
|
|
| excessively sweet or sentimental |
|
14260
|
|
|
| malleable moldable |
|
14258
|
|
|
| amazing work |
|
14257
|
|
|
| to assert |
|
14254
|
|
|
| oily; excessively flattering |
|
14237
|
|
|
| mistaken |
|
14236
|
|
|
| speak many languages |
|
14235
|
|
|
| offensive odor |
|
14234
|
|
|
| daily, ordinary, common |
|
14233
|
|
|
| deviate from main point |
|
13896
|
|
|
| v. possess sovereign power, rule, control, govern; predominate, prevail, be widespread n. rule, government; period of rule, period of time that a particular government is in control |
|
25581
|
|
|
| v. collide, hit; infringe, encroach, intrude; make an impression, influence |
|
25580
|
|
|
| n. indication, hint; sign, omen of future events |
|
22849
|
|
|
| n. commonness, state of being widespread, currentness, predominance |
|
13459
|
|
|
| distort v. deform; falsify; twist; contort |
|
25533
|
|
|
| v. reveal, tell, disclose, make a secret known n. act of divulging, act of revealing, disclosure, exposure (Archaic) |
|
25510
|
|
|
| v. intend, plan; claim, profess; claim falsely, pretend
n. intention, purpose; meaning, significance |
|
24457
|
|
|
| adj. Unimportant and small |
|
25477
|
|
|
| adj. impossible to deny or disprove |
|
25476
|
|
|
| v. To grow stronger or healthier |
|
25475
|
|
|
| v. To slow the progress of or make more difficult |
|
25474
|
|
|
| Adj. Hard but easy to break |
|
25473
|
|
|
| n. A small difference in meaning or a very small detail |
|
25472
|
|
|
| v. To make seem small or unimportant by comparison |
|
25471
|
|
|
| v. To invite or attract to come to |
|
25470
|
|
|
| adj. widespread, prevalent; copious, plentiful, abundant; many in number or very common (used for bad things) |
|
25469
|
|
|
| v. beg, plead, entreat, beseech |
|
25468
|
|
|
| n. wooden frame on which an artist's canvas is supported or displayed |
|
24366
|
|
|
| adj. vulnerable, prone, liable to be affected by illness; emotionally sensitive, impressionable |
|
25467
|
|
|
| v. avoid, avoid in a habitual manner, keep away from |
|
25466
|
|
|
| v. confirm to be true; reinforce; certify |
|
25465
|
|
|
| v. To come together for a formal discussion or meeting |
|
25464
|
|
|
| v. To enlarge or increase; to improve |
|
25463
|
|
|
| v. To correct a problem with another positive thing |
|
25462
|
|
|
| v. To move something a short distance; n. A small change in position or direction |
|
25460
|
|
|
| v. To help something continue; to keep going |
|
25458
|
|
|
| adv. in the dark; adj. becoming dark; occurring in the dark; obscure; v. grow dark or gloomy |
|
25457
|
|
|
| v. fool someone, sucker someone n. fool, sucker, person who is easily deceived |
|
25456
|
|
|
| n. coward; cowardly person; nasty person, mean person adj. cowardly; mean in a nasty manner; despicable, contemptible, nasty |
|
25454
|
|
|
| n. A number of persons secretly united for effecting by intrigue some private purpose. |
|
25453
|
|
|
| n. In colonial times, a member of the lower house of the legislature of Maryland or Virginia. |
|
25452
|
|
|
| v. To foil or frustrate; to completely confuse |
|
25451
|
|
|
| v. to pester |
|
25450
|
|
|
| v. To lower in position, estimation, or the like; degrade. |
|
25449
|
|
|
| adj. terrible, horrible, dreadful |
|
25448
|
|
|
| n. horribleness; wickedness, cruelty |
|
25438
|
|
|
| adj. showy, pretentious; bombastic, pompous; garish |
|
25437
|
|
|
| adj. damaging, injurious, harmful |
|
25436
|
|
|
| adj. indifferent; composed; unconcerned; careless, remiss, negligent, neglectful; mindless, thoughtless; slapdash, perfunctory; sprawling |
|
25435
|
|
|
| adj. pretentious, arrogant; conceited, overly proud, haughty |
|
25434
|
|
|
| adj. disgusting, abominable, hateful |
|
21512
|
|
|
| Adjective 1. having or showing profound knowledge; "a learned jurist"; "an erudite professor"; (synonym) learned; (similar) scholarly |
|
25432
|
|
|
| adj. preventative of disease n. means of prevention |
|
25431
|
|
|
| v. To cause to separate and go in different directions |
|
25391
|
|
|
| v. To bend into different shape |
|
25390
|
|
|
| adj. Too large and difficult to handle |
|
25389
|
|
|
| v. To continue to exist; to live through bad experiences |
|
25388
|
|
|
| n. The time of day immediately after the sun goes down |
|
25387
|
|
|
| adj. Done before someone else can do it |
|
25386
|
|
|
| v. To take out by force |
|
25385
|
|
|
| adj. pertaining to or part of a whole; intrinsic, essential, constituent; made up of parts which together form a whole; whole, complete, undivided
n. something which is whole, entire thing; Riemann integral, expression which will produce a given differential when differentiated (Mathematics) |
|
21466
|
|
|
| adj. too colorful and effortly decorated |
|
25384
|
|
|
| adj. Happening often without stopping (used for bad things) |
|
25383
|
|
|
| n. A natural ability for a specific skill |
|
25382
|
|
|
| v. To pull back |
|
25381
|
|
|
| v. To throw forcefully |
|
25380
|
|
|
| n. An enjoyable smell |
|
25379
|
|
|
| v. To give abilities to |
|
25378
|
|
|
| n. An untruthful reason given for an action |
|
25377
|
|
|
| adj. highest in rank or importance |
|
25376
|
|
|
| adj. mysterious and scary |
|
25375
|
|
|
| v. to encourage or stimulate |
|
25374
|
|
|
| n. act of pushing, act of propelling; thrust, driving force |
|
25152
|
|
|
| adj. behaving wildly, moving about furiously; prevailing, abundant |
|
25354
|
|
|
| v. force, compel to do something |
|
25352
|
|
|
| adj. harsh, strict, severe; exact, precise, strictly accurate |
|
25351
|
|
|
| n. period, stage, interval, determining hour; crisis, breaking point; place where two things meet and join, joint, hinge, seam; joining, union, connection |
|
25350
|
|
|
| adj. disreputable; deplorable, terrible, shameful, indecent; heinous, villainous |
|
25349
|
|
|
| v. extract from, bring out, draw out |
|
25348
|
|
|
| adj. worried, concerned |
|
25336
|
|
|
| adj. superior, supreme; above all, of the highest rank; most important |
|
25254
|
|
|
| v. amaze, stun, confuse, bewilder; fail to discern a difference, mix up |
|
24950
|
|
|
| v. get to the bottom of; penetrate and understand; measure the depth of |
|
24949
|
|
|
| cover for the nose and mouth of an animal |
|
24799
|
|
|
| endless, unceasing; limitless |
|
24751
|
|
|
| n. state of being religious, piousness, devoutness |
|
23657
|
|
|
| adj. immortal, deathless; unending |
|
23651
|
|
|
| have got to, must, need to |
|
23319
|
|
|
| going to |
|
23318
|
|
|
| past tense of go |
|
23152
|
|
|
| snake; treacherous person; Satan |
|
22749
|
|
|
| person that coordinates |
|
22746
|
|
|
| one who tells fortunes and predicts the future |
|
22740
|
|
|
| member of a jury |
|
22675
|
|
|
| adv. during the night; on the previous evening
adj. occurring or continuing during the night; lasting the night; designed to be used for one night (i.e. overnight bag); rapid, sudden |
|
22209
|
|
|
| legal expert, judge, lawyer |
|
22093
|
|
|
| encouraging or arousing interest or enthusiasm |
|
21950
|
|
|
| list of terms and definitions |
|
21910
|
|
|
| truthfulness, honesty; accuracy |
|
21814
|
|
|
| a large amount; much. |
|
21678
|
|
|
| product of the imagination, notion |
|
21410
|
|
|
| anticipative; predictive |
|
21409
|
|
|
| sad, gloomy, irritable, bitter |
|
21324
|
|
|
| prior condition, previous stipulation |
|
21266
|
|
|
| v. recover, heal |
|
21242
|
|
|
| look back, reflecting on things in the past |
|
21098
|
|
|
| an unauthorized copy or imitation |
|
21097
|
|
|
| adj. thin, gentle, fine, sparse |
|
21078
|
|
|
| intrigue, plot, secret plan |
|
21065
|
|
|
| compose melodies; make something melodic |
|
21064
|
|
|
| succinct, concise |
|
21013
|
|
|
| incapable; unfit, inadequate; inexpert |
|
21012
|
|
|
| uneducated worker (derogatory) |
|
21010
|
|
|
| copy, replicate, photocopy, identical |
|
16646
|
|
|
| based on mutual agreement |
|
14297
|
|
|
| derogatory; counterfeit, fake |
|
14296
|
|
|
| cheek muscle |
|
14295
|
|
|
| criminal, evildoer |
|
14286
|
|
|
| diminish in intensity, decrease |
|
14284
|
|
|
| praise, commend |
|
14282
|
|
|
| little bit, tiny amount; scribble down |
|
14281
|
|
|
| late; slow, sluggish |
|
14280
|
|
|
| smallest unit in a substance or compound |
|
14277
|
|
|
| smallest part of an element |
|
14275
|
|
|
| frightening; the process of becoming cooler |
|
14253
|
|
|
| adj. unfortunate, unlucky, ill-fated |
|
14163
|
|
|
| disease, illness |
|
13784
|
|
|
| v. clasp together; hold tightly |
|
13449
|
|
|
| exciting; extraordinary |
|
13423
|
|
|
| number 1000 |
|
13371
|
|
|
| sung without instrumental accompaniment |
|
13352
|
|
|
| expend money |
|
13344
|
|
|
| peaceful, charmingly rustic, pastoral |
|
13339
|
|
|
| put out, quench; totally destroy, annihilate |
|
13337
|
|
|
| afternoon performance of a play or movie |
|
13334
|
|
|
| dark violet-blue color |
|
13333
|
|
|
| staff, team, crew |
|
13318
|
|
|
| choosy, selective; fastidious, meticulous |
|
13317
|
|
|
| pertaining to land along the sea |
|
13312
|
|
|
| a person loved by another person |
|
13297
|
|
|
| submissive, dutiful, following orders; disciplined |
|
13293
|
|
|
| characteristic of or being a brat; ill-mannered |
|
13292
|
|
|
| longing for something past |
|
13283
|
|
|
| pretty woman, darling person; sweetie |
|
13281
|
|
|
| young male rooster |
|
13276
|
|
|
| raise, increase; make worse, aggravate |
|
13260
|
|
|
| exactness, accuracy |
|
13219
|
|
|
| stimulator, one who inspires others to action |
|
13176
|
|
|
| resemble, behave like, pursue |
|
13133
|
|
|
| wonderful, excellent, extraordinary |
|
13117
|
|
|
| cybernetic organism, combination of human and machine |
|
13069
|
|
|
| distance from end to end; period of time |
|
13068
|
|
|
| study of the development of the human race |
|
13067
|
|
|
| assign a priority to |
|
13066
|
|
|
| provocation of dissent, act of promoting rebellion |
|
12930
|
|
|
| center of a target; direct hit |
|
12882
|
|
|
| herd, pack; crowd; gather |
|
12847
|
|
|
| word having the opposite meaning of another word |
|
12843
|
|
|
| the latest possible moment |
|
12795
|
|
|
| of or pertaining to idealists, principled |
|
12793
|
|
|
| one who lives according to some standard of perfection |
|
12790
|
|
|
| disease, plague, scourge; destroy, ruin |
|
12667
|
|
|
| untidy, poorly dressed |
|
12566
|
|
|
| rabble, lower social classes |
|
12565
|
|
|
| show to be true, prove correct |
|
12554
|
|
|
| something outstanding or unique of its kind |
|
12448
|
|
|
| manage, supervise; implement; supply |
|
12393
|
|
|
| is connected to, is related to, involves |
|
12311
|
|
|
| guarantee; authority; justification |
|
12310
|
|
|
| briefly, impermanently, passingly |
|
12309
|
|
|
| permit; approve; empower |
|
12308
|
|
|
| diversity, multiplicity; kind |
|
12307
|
|
|
| exaggeration, embellishment |
|
12304
|
|
|
| stop, halt, cease; break |
|
12301
|
|
|
| vigorous, full of energy |
|
12282
|
|
|
| science of numbers and number patterns and forms |
|
12265
|
|
|
| picture, envisage, imagine |
|
12262
|
|
|
| make quieter; silent |
|
12144
|
|
|
| practice session for a performance |
|
12095
|
|
|
| cheerful, happy, joyful |
|
12093
|
|
|
| joyful, cheerful; naughty |
|
12091
|
|
|
| laughable, causing laughter, funny |
|
12081
|
|
|
| abandoned, forsaken |
|
12073
|
|
|
| n. snout of an animal; cover for the nose and mouth of an animal to prevent it from biting or harming itself or others; restraint placed in the mouht of a person mouth to prevent yelling or speaking; barrel end of a firearm
v. bind (an animal) with a muzzle; prevent from talking, restrain |
|
23727
|
|
|
| n. type of deductive reasoning containing two premises and a conclusion, logical argument in the form of: "if A=C and A=B then B=C" (Logic); deductive reasoning |
|
24856
|
|
|
| n. shrewdness; wittiness |
|
24855
|
|
|
| n. type of tree that has a very tall thin form |
|
24854
|
|
|
| adj. strong, healthy |
|
24852
|
|
|
| v. roar; yell, raise one's voice, shout loudly |
|
24851
|
|
|
| vt. to draw out; lengthen in duration; prolong; (of a muscle) to draw, thrust, or extend (a part, etc) forwards |
|
24798
|
|
|
| n. grass or other growing plants used as food by grazing animals; v. to put (cattle, etc.) out to graze in a pasture |
|
24797
|
|
|
| n. a Russian unit of weight, equal to 36.11 pounds (16.38 kilograms) |
|
24796
|
|
|
| n. a poet, traditionally one reciting epics and associated with a particular oral tradition. |
|
24795
|
|
|
| adj. tense, stressed, nervous; organized, trim, tidy |
|
13527
|
|
|
| adj. spicy, piquant, sharp (of flavor, odor, etc.); biting, caustic, sarcastic; clever, witty |
|
14102
|
|
|
| adj. having an agreeably pungent taste; syn. zesty, spicy |
|
24750
|
|
|
| n. protection; syn. auspices |
|
24749
|
|
|
| adj. yielding or containing plenty; affording ample supply; syn. plenteous, ample, rich |
|
24748
|
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| adj. crudely or loudly assertive; synonym. Cocky, forward, arrogant, brash |
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24747
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| n. immoral woman; impudent young girl |
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23652
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| adj. insolent, rude, disrespectful, cheeky |
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24659
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| n. the attribute of being brief or fleeting |
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24485
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| adj. joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success |
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24484
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| adj. like a coquette; flirtatious |
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24483
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| n. a sudden unforeseen crisis (usually involving danger) that requires immediate action |
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24482
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| n. the entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a particular field or occupation |
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24481
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| n. a storyteller in West Africa; perpetuates the oral traditions of a family or village |
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24480
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| adj. perceptible by the senses or intellect; capable of being seen or noticed |
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24479
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| adj. stubbornly unyielding; sticking together; good at remembering; persistent |
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24478
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| v. move or draw apart; extend in a different direction; be at variance with; be out of line with |
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24477
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| v. separate from surrounding living tissue, as in an abortion; discard as undesirable |
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24476
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| n. unwillingness to compromise, inflexibility |
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24473
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| adj. expressed in a way that is clear and easy to understand |
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24373
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| adj. having a strong influence or effect; (literary) deep or far below the surface of something |
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24372
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| n. the distant past (= a long time ago), especially before the sixth century: |
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24371
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| n. changing of a gas into a liquid; compressing; something that has been shortened |
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24347
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| v. to make a substance spread completely through something, or to spread completely through something |
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24346
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| v. pommel, beat with the fists, punch repeatedly |
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24312
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| n. the state of being able to read and write |
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24311
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| n. quarreling, squabbling, disputing, arguing |
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24302
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