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hosp-
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host
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host-
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host
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am-
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amare "to love"
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im-
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amare 'to love'
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host
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am-
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amare "to love"
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amare 'to love'
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amiable
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adj.
friendly, good natured |
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amicable
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friendly, peaceful ()
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Often describes relations between groups or nations.
Between people it indicates a rather formal friendliness. |
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enamored
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charmed or fascinated; inflamed with love()
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often followed by "of" and "with"
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inimicable
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hostile, unfriendly, harmful()
'in' negates 'im' The inimicable power of fundamentalist Christians grows every year. |
rarely describes people
Often describes forces, concepts or situations |
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paramour
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n
a lover, often secret, not allowed by law or custom() 'par' = by or through |
usually refers to the love of a married man or woman
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par-
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by or through
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crim-
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fault, crime
accusation |
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incriminate
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v.
to show evidence of involvement in a crime or fault |
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recrimination
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v.
to bring a countercharge against an accuser. |
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prob-
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prove, proof
honesty, integrity |
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prov-
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prove, proof
honesty, integrity |
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approbation
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n.
a formal or official act of approving; praise, usually given with pleasure or enthusiasm |
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probity
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adj.
absolute honesty and uprightness |
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reprobate
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REP-ruh-beyt
n. a person of thoroughly bad character |
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