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very noticeable or important

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prominent

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not accept

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reject

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the ability to think logically

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reason (reasoning, n / reasonable, adj)

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lasting for a long time or difficult to get rid of

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persistent (persistence, n)

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not stopping or lessening

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relentless

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to find and bring back something

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retrieve (retrieval, n)

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See image

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subconscious

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be caused by

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stem from

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become visible or easy to see

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manifest (manifestation, n)

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show or discover that something is definitely true

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establish

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someone suffering from a mental condition which limits the development of social and communication skills

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autistic

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happening or done naturally or without being planned

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spontaneously (spontaneity, n)

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existing from birth

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innate

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combined with

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coupled with

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impossible to control

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compulsive (compel, v/ compulsion, n)

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confuse someone so much that they cannot manage or explain something

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confound

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great skill in performing, especially music

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virtuosity

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deal with a topic, issue or problem

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address 1

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speak publicly to a group of people

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address 2

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impressively large or great

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prodigious (prodigy, n)

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easy to see

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noticeable

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have something as an origin

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derive from

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acting on feeling without stopping to think what the result will be

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impulsively

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existing as a basic or essential characteristic

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inherent

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be impossible for someone to understand or remember

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elude (elusive, adj)

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with a physical or mental problem that reduces your ability to (see) properly

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(visually) impaired (impairment, n)

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stop yourself from feeling or expressing an emotion, thought or reaction

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suppress

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a strong desire to do something

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urge

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difficult to control or deal with

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overwhelming

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making you feel frightened or less confident

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intimidating (intimidation, n)

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strength or power

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intensity (intensify, v)

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unpleasant due to strength or intensity

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harsh 1

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severe

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harsh 2 (conditions)

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chance to understand or learn more about something

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insight (insightful, adj)

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something you say by mistake instead of what you really mean

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slip of the tongue

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according to what has been claimed, but with no definite proof

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allegedly (allegation, n)

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having or showing deep understanding or knowledge

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profound (profundity, n)

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without being affected or influenced by something

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regardless of

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the act of preventing something from happening as it should

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interference

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make something easier to understand

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illuminate

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mostly

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largely

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a strong probability that something will happen or that someone will do something

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tendency

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solving a problem or dealing with a disagreement

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resolution (resolve, v)

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happening or found very often

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commonplace

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suggesting that something is true

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imply (implication, n)

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following a particular rule or system

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in accordance with

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in the particular situation of

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in the case of

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the death penalty

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capital punishment

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argue that something is true

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contend (contention, n / contentious, adj)

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learn something and remember it exactly

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memorize

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particular

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given (on any given day)

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at the same time as something else

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in parallel with

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range of things that a particular activity, organisation or subject deal with

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scope (beyond the scope of)

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extraordinary

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phenomenal

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the ability to remember something

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recall

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complex and involving a lot of detail

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intricate

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seriously

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severely

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express an opinion about something without knowing all the facts

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speculate (speculation, n / speculative, adj)

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to try too hard to correct a problem, therefore creating a new problem

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overcompensate

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a guess about something based on how it seems and not on proof

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conjecture

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