Newspaper

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Senate

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The smaller but higher law making body

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Pave

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Cover a piece of ground with flat stones

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Waiver

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Surrender

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Coalition

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A temporary alliance for combined action, especially of political parties forming government

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Oust

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Force someone out from a job or position

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Plunged into

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Be suddenly brought into a particular state.

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Unprecedented

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Never done or known before

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Turmoil

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State of great disturbance, confusion or uncertainty

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Purport

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Appear to be or do something, especially falsely

Syn: pretend

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Setback

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A reversal or check in progress

Syn: prb, difficulty, issue

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Plea

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A request made in an urgent and emotional manner

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Spur

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An encouragement

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Fishing enquiries

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Refers to asking questions which are not at all connected with the subject matter

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Petition

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An appeal or request, especially a written one signed by a large number of person and presented formally to someone in authority

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Embark on

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Begin a new project or course of action

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Procure

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Obtain

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Novice

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A person who is new to and lacks experience in a job or situation

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Verdict

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A decision made by a jury in a court of law about whether someone is innocent or guilty

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Junk

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Discard

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Notion

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Concept

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Arraign

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Call someone before a court to answer a criminal charge

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Comtroller

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A controller (used in the title of some financial officer)

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Quash

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Reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure

Syn: cancel

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Placate

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Make someone less angry or hostile

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Hostile

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Unfriendly

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Stake

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Support

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Fiduciary

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Involving trust especially with regard to the relationship between a trustee and a beneficiary

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Misconduct

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Unacceptable or improper behavior

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Reinforce

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Strengthen or support

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Curb

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Restriction

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Deficient

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Insufficient or inadequate

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Menace

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Danger, risk , hazard

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Ambit

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The scope, extent or bounds of something

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Hail

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Call out to someone to attract their attention

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Vindicate

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Clear of blame

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Slammed

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Be closed forcefully and loudly

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Curator

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Keeper of a museum or other collection

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Dementia

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A disorder in which a person is unable to remember things or think clearly

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Ghetto

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A part of a city lived in by a minority group

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Lauded

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Praise highly

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Rebate

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A partial refund to someone who has paid too much

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Ingenious

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Clever, original and inventive

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Mandible

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Either of the upper or lower parts of the beak

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Verily

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Truly; certainly

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Garner

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Gather or collect

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Ferocious

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Very fierce or violent

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Acclimatise

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Get use to a new climate or conditions

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Mahout

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A person who works with animal

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Brim

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Be full to the point of overflowing

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Bogged down

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Hinder or confuse someone with a lot of complicated details

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Unscathed

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Without suffering any injury, damage or harm

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Concurrence

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1. The fact of two or more events or circumstances happening or existing at the same time

2. Agreement or consistency

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Consent

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1. Permission for something to happen

2. Agreement to do something

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Smelt

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Extract metal from its ore by a process involving heating and melting

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Impunge

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Challenge, query , dispute

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Alleviate

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Make suffering, deficiency or a problem less severe

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Modality

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A particular method or procedure

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Truism

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A statement that is obviously true and says nothing new or interesting

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Inhospitable

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Harsh and difficult to live in

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Rugged

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Having a broken, rocky and uneven surface

Syn: rough, uneven, irregular

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Chinks

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Opening, gap, space, hole

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Armour

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The metal covering formerly worn to protect the body in battle

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Rivulet

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A small stream of water

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Lurk

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Be present in a latent or barely visible state, although still presenting a threat

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Erred

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Be mistaken or incorrect, make a mistake

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Redact

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1. Edit for publication

2. A censor or obscure(part of text) for legal or security purposes

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Defunct

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No longer existing or functioning

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Perjury

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The offence of willfully telling an untruth or making a misrepresentation under oath

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Intervene

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Take part in something so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events

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Gimmick

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A trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity or trade

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Cite

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Refer to(a passage, book, author ) as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement especially in a scholarly way

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Holistic

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Relating to the whole of something or to the total system instead of just to its parts

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Queer

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Strange;odd

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Laurel

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Honour or praise for an achievement

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Paramour

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A lover

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Apprise

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Inform or tell

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Seize

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Take hold of suddenly and forcibly

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Scuffle

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Fight

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Ply

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1. Thickness or layer of a material

2.travel regularly over a route

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Snag

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An unexpected difficulty

A small tear

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Pillion rider

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A seat for a passenger behind a motorcyclist

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Veer

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Change direction suddenly

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Tamper

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Interfere with (something) in order to cause damage or make unauthorized alteration

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Vigilance

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The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties

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Rake up

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Bring up something that is best forgotten

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Falsehood

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The state of being untrue

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Baulk

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Hesitate or be unwilling to accept an idea or undertaking

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Disseminate

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Spread(something, especially information) widely

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Intensify

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Boost

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Inflict

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Cause(something unpleasant or painful) to be suffered by someone or something

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Varsity

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University

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Anomaly

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Something that deviates from what is standard, normal or expected

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Poacher

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A person who hunts

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Waging

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Carry on

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Convict

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Declare to be guilty of a criminal offence by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law

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Expedite

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Make happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly

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Foster

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Encourage the development

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Barring

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Except for

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Stringent

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Strict, firm, rigid

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Vengeance

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Revenge

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Vendetta

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A prolonged bitter quarrel with or campaign against someone

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Succumb

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Fail to resist pressure

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Inextricable

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Impossible to separate

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Horde

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A large group of people

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Duress

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Threat, violence

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Litigation

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The process of taking legal action

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Provenance

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The place of origin

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Scribe

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Clerk

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Avid

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Eager

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Waylaid

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Attack

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Ramification

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A complex or unwelcome consequenc of an action or event

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Imperative

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Crucial

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Elite

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Best

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Ombudsman

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An official appointed to investigate individuals complaint against a company or organization especially a public authority

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Corpus

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Collection, body

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Consortium

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Association

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Consulate

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The place where consul works

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Consul

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An official who is based in a foreign city and protects their country's citizens and interest there

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Reconciliation

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The end of a disagreement and the return to the friendly relation

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Plaguing

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Cause continual trouble to

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Delagate

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A person sent to represent others

Delegation: a body of delegates

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Codify

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Arrange according to a plan or system

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Slew

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A turn or slide violently or uncontrollably

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Disembark

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Leave a ship, aircraft or train

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Nuisance

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A person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance

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Jostle

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Push, elbow, or bump against (someone) roughly, typically in a crowd

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Agglomeration

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Collection

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Pulse

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Beat

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Savour

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Enjoy

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Transcend

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Be or go beyond the range or limits of ( a field of activity or conceptual sphere)

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Decrepit

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Worn out

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Collate

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Collect and combine

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Copious

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Abundant in supply

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Facelift

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A procedure carried out to improve the appearance of something

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Overhaul

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Analyse and improve (a system)

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Centenary

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The hundredth anniversary of a significant event

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Perpetrator

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A person who carries out a harmful, illegal or immortal act

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Allegiance

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Loyalty

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Animosity

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Strong hostility

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Retaliation

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Counter attack

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Abrupt

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Sudden and unexpected

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Veteran

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A person who has had long experience in a particular field

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Torrent

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Outburst

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Wield

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Have and be able to use(power or influence)

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Vigilante

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A member of a self appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate

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Impunity

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Exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action

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Amid

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Surrounded by , in the middle of

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Fringe

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The outer or less important part of an area, group or activity

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Outrageous

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Shockingly bad

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Fraught

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Filled with

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Deplorable

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Completely unacceptable

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Hounded

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Harass

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Mere

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Used to emphasize how small or insignificant someone or something is

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Intervention

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Involvement

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Diktats

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An order that must be obeyed

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Mar

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Spoil

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Expediency

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The quality of being convenient and practical despite possibly being improper or immoral ; convenience

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Ubiquity

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The fact of appearing everywhere or being every common

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Elusive

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Difficult to find, catch or achieve

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Cusp

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A point of transition between 2 different states

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Oblivious

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Unaware

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Arbitrate

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Reach an authoritative judgement or settlement

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Mitigate

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Lessen the gravity of something

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Perpetuate

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To cause something to continue

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Dampen

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Make less strong or intense

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Fillip

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Something which acts as stimulus or boost to an activity

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Platitude

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A remark or statement, especially one with moral content, that has been used too often to be interesting or thoughtful

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Striated

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Striped or streaked

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Amorphous

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Lacking a clear structure or focus

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Anodyne

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Not likely to cause offence or disagreement and somewhat dull

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Disingenuous

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Not candid or sincere, typically by pretending that one knows less about something than one really does, dishonest, underhanded, deceitful

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Constellation

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A ceremony or celebration in which a person or event is remembered

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Prescience

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The fact of knowing something in advance

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Alacrity

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Brisk and cheerful readiness

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Indigenous

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Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place, native

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Tepid

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Showing little enthusiasm

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Intrepid

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Fearless, adventurous

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Straddle

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Extend across or be situated on both sides of

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Stymie

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Prevent or hinder the progress of

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Thwart

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Prevent (someone) from accomplishing something

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Calumny

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Making false statements that damage another's reputation

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Vilification

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Abusively disparaging speech or writing

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Commendation

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Formal or official praise

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Decry

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Publicly denounce

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Defile

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Damage the purity or appearance of, mar or spoil

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Demure

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Researved, modest and shy

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Censure

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Express severe disapproval of ( someone or something)

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Desecrate

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Treat with violent disrespect

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Vandalise

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To destroy or damage

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Sanctify

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Set apart as or declare holy

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Blaspheme

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Speak irrelevantly about God or sacred things

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Succinct

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Briefly and clearly expressed

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Circuitous

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Longer than the most direct way

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Incisive

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Quick and direct

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Discursive

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Digressing from subject to subject

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Eschew / forgo

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Deliberately avoid using; abstain from

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Belie

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Fail to give true impression of

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Brink

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Edge

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Unscathed

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Unharmed