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Incessant |
Nonstop, continual, or never-ending. Constant. The woman's incessant talking disturbed everyone watching the movie.
Incessantly. |
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In conjunction with |
In addition to, alongside. Along with. The director planned the shot in conjunction with the director of photography. |
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Intrigue |
To interest greatly. Fascinate. He was intrigued by the acclaim that he received.
Intriguing. Intriguingly. Intrigue. |
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Obstruct |
To prevent movement, progress, or success. Block. Just after the storm, downed trees obstructed many roads in the community.
Obstruction. Obstructive. Obstructively. |
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Shed |
To throw off naturally; to give out. Discard. In order to grow, crabs must shed their shells. |
