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assiduous
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marked by a careful unremitting attention or persistent application
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dexterous
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1. mentally adroit and skillful: clever. 2. done with dexterity: artful. 3. skillful and competent with the hands.
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savvy
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understand; (noun): practical know-how
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He had a lot of computer savvy.
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upbraid
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1. to criticize severely: find fault with. 2. to reproach severely: scold vehemently.
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Coming in late from recess, he was upbraided by the teacher.
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insuperable
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incapable of being surmounted, overcome, passed over, or solved
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Not even the Man of Steel can do it.
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segue
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1. proceed to what follows without pause—used as a direction in music. 2. to make a transition without interruption form one activity, topic, scene, or part to another.
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fortuitous
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1. occurring by chance. 2. (a) fortunate, lucky; (b) coming or happening by a lucky chance.
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It was most fortuitous that the bell rang right then.
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solicitous
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1. manifesting or expressing solicitude. 2. full of concern or fears: apprehensive. 3. meticulously careful. 4. full of desire: eager.
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ruminate
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1. to go over in the mind repeatedly and often casually or slowly. 2. to chew repeatedly for an extended period. 3. to engage in contemplation: reflect.
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furtive
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1. done by stealth: surreptitious, sly. 2. obtained underhandedly: stolen.
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commodious
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1. comfortably or conveniently spacious: roomy.
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notorious
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generally known and talked of, especially: widely and unfavorably known
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