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to bring to ruin |
Devastate |
Synonyms: destroy |
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to bend freely or repeatedly |
Pliable |
synonyms: lithe, supple |
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widely accepted |
Prevalent |
Synonyms:dominant, prevailing |
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momentary impulse |
Spontaneous |
Synonyms: instinctive, automatic |
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strength to stand or endure |
Stability |
Synonyms: firmness, studiness |
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credit in general opinion |
Prestigue |
Synonyms: reputation |
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exhibiting cognitive dementia |
Demented |
Synonyms: unbalanced |
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avoidance or escaping |
Evasion |
Synonyms: eluding |
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balanced proportions |
Symmetry |
Synonyms: unity |
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occuring or existing at the same time |
Simultaneously |
Synonyms: concurrent |
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progressively worse |
Deteriorate |
Synonyms: decline, degenerate |
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conscientiousness in one's work or duties |
Diligent |
Synonyms: hard-working, assiduous |
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to make less |
Curtail |
Synonyms: shorten, abbreviate |
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relevance to the matter |
Pertinent |
Synonyms: applicable |
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to reduce |
Pulverize |
Synonyms: annihilate, decimate |
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dulled or completely suspended sense |
Stupor |
Synonyms: lethargy, languor |
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to become quiet or less |
Subside |
Synonyms: recede, abate, wain, dwindle |
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to evade or turn aside something |
Parry |
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a miscellaneous collection |
Rhaposdy |
Synonyms: exhilaration, rapture |
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event or period or time; group stays in a place and quietly waits, prays |
Vigil |
Synonyms: look out, candle lighting service |