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Accuse
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(v.) to say that someone or something has done wrong; blame
Synonym: tattle Antonyms: praise, absolve |
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Clever
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(adj.) having or showing a quick mind; bright, smart
Synonyms: ingenious, intelligent, nimble, adroit, cunning Antonyms: dull, dumb, unintelligent, stupid, slow |
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Coast
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(n.) the land near the sea or ocean
(v.) to move along without any power or effort; to slide down a slope Synonyms: (n.) seashore, seaside, waterfront, beach (v.) glide, ride |
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Delicate
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(adj.) easily broken or damaged; requiring care or skill
Synonyms: dainty, fragile, weak, frail Antonyms: sturdy, hard, coarse, rough |
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Explore
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(v.) to travel; to discover; to look into or study something
Synonyms: examine, investigate, analyze, probe, search, research |
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Imitate
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(v.) to copy someone's movements or expressions; to appear like something else
Synonyms: mimic, resemble, ape, repeat, emulate, reproduce |
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Pierce
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(v.) to make a hole or opening; to run into or through something, as with a pointed tool or weapon
Synonyms: stab, perforate, enter, penetrate |
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Rare
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(adj.) not often found, seen, or happening; unusually valuable or good; not fully cooked
Synonyms: infrequent; unusual, distinctive, choice Antonyms: frequent; ordinary, usual, common, normal |
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Symbol
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(n.) something that stands for something else; a written sign that is used to represent an operation or a calculation
Synonyms: mark, note, token, emblem, symptom |
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Triumph
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(n.) an important success or win; a feeling of happiness that comes from winning
(v.) to succeed Synonyms: (n.) victory, achievement (v.) overcome, conquer Antonyms: (n.) loss, defeat; (v.) lose |