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standing out so as to be easily seen; important, well-known

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be prominent

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the repetition of sounds at the ends of words

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to rhyme

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refuse to accept

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to reject

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the ability to think logically

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to use reason

Question 5

beginning of a word

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prefix

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word ending

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suffix

Question 7

the meaning of words and sentences, or the content of speech

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the Semantics

Question 8

refusing to give up or stop; continuing despite difficulties

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be persistent

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(adj.) unyielding, harsh, without pity

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the rain, work is relentless

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relentless

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*SYNONYMS:* stern, merciless, persistent

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relentless

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*ANTONYMS:* merciful, accommodating, indulgent.

Question 12

to find and bring back, get back; to put right, make good

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to retrieve

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not fully aware; occurring below your level of thinking and awareness

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subconscious mind, thoughts

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arise from; originate from

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to stem from

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clear or obvious to the eye or mind

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something manifests itself

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to set up or create

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to establish

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happening naturally without being planned

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spontaneously (adv)

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inborn talent

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innate talent

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combined with

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coupled with

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obsessive, fanatic

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be compulsive eater, smoker, gambler

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To confuse and frustrate

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to confound somebody

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skill, expertise

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virtuosity

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to speak to; to direct one's attention to

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to address the public

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remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree

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be prodigious

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capable or worthy of drawing attention

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be noticeable

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to originate from, to stem from

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to derive from

Question 27

Done in a way of not thinking first

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do something impulsively

Question 28

Existing as a natural part

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an inherent trait

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to escape notice; to get away from

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to elude the police, his name eludes me, the renowned actor is very elusive

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Diminished or lacking some usual quality or level

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hearing-visually impaired

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

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to suppress laughter, tears, anger

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to govern or rule cruelly or unjustly; to weigh heavily upon

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to oppress people

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to try to persuade strongly

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to urge somebody to do something

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adj. overpowering, very large

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something is overwhelming

Question 35

discouraging through fear

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something is intimidating

Question 36

strength or power

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intensity

Question 37

a small variation, a nuance; a small amount

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shade

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extremely unkind or cruel; severe

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harsh winter, sounds, conditions

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a sudden and often novel realization of the solution to a problem

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insight

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speech error

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a slip of the tongue

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supposedly; believed to be so but not yet proved

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allegedly

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to hit someone, usually a child, on their bottom

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to spank

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deep; insightful

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be profound

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to light up or make clear

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to illuminate a difficult subject

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a difficult thing to do

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something is no easy task

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a firm decision to do or not to do something.

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New Year's resolution

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completely ordinary and unremarkable

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something is commonplace

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to indicate or suggest without being explicitly stated

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to imply- implicit instructions, criticism

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in agreement with a rule or request

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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 legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime.

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capital punishment/death penalty

Question 52

argue that something is true

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to contend, the bone of contention

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an evil spell intended to harm someone

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curse

Question 54

repeated exactly as in the original

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memorize word for word

Question 55

happening at the same time as something else

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in parallel with

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over and over again

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repetitive

Question 57

not realizing what's happening because you are thinking of something else

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in a world of my own

Question 58

outside the limits of

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beyond the scope of

Question 59

the ability to remember something that you have learned or experienced

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have no recall of

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complicated; difficult to understand

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something is intricate

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very seriously damaged

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be severely damaged

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To form opinions without definite knowledge or evidence

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to speculate

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to make more than the necessary adjustment or action

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to overcompensate for the lack of something

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A guess, often one based on inadequate or faulty evidence

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base something on a conjecture

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