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prolific
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(adjective)
abundantly fruitful; highly productive My editors must assume I'm a prolific writer; they expect me to revise six books this year |
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viable
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(adjective)
practical/workable; capable of maintaining live That idea won't work. Come up with a viable alternative. |
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quandary
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(noun)
dilemma When both Harvard and Standford accepted Laura, she was in quandary as to which school she should attend |
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succinct
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(adjective)
brief; terse; compact His remarks are always succinct and pointed. |
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zealot
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(noun)
fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal; extremist as in religion or politics Though Glenn was devout, he was no zealot who tried to force his beliefs on friends |
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prolific
|
(adjective)
abundantly fruitful; highly productive My editors must assume I'm a prolific writer; they expect me to revise six books this year. |
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viable
|
(adjective)
practical/workable; capable of maintaining live That idea won't work. Come up with a viable alternative. |
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quandary
|
(noun)
dilemma When both Harvard and Standford accepted Laura, she was in quandary as to which school she should attend. |
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succinct
|
(adjective)
brief; terse; compact His remarks are always succinct and pointed. |
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zealot
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(noun)
fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal; extremist as in religion or politics Though Glenn was devout, he was no zealot who tried to force his beliefs on friends. |