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verbal noun
reaching, attaining, arrival
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verbal noun
debate, discussion
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abandonment, renunciation, abdication (responsibility right)
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ultimate, final, eventual
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noun
people, public
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adjectival noun
strong, intense, severe
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depiction, description, portrayal
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to entangle, to entwine
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verbal noun
walking, going on foot
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adverb
somehow or other, for some reason or another
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noun
an orange
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aggression, invasion, raid
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reform, innovation
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adverb
most, best
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noun
surprise, astonishment, wonder
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residence
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noun
literary work, book
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Gentlemen!, Ladies!
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comprehension, consent, understanding, roger (on the radio)
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regulation, control
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guidance, leading, induction, introduction, incitement, inducement
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noun
order, regularity, system, method
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noun
dispute, strife, quarrel, dissension, conflict, rivalry, contest
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to inform, to report
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verbal noun
jump
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noun
fat, grease, blubber
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occupation, capture, possession, have a room to oneself
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to participate, to take part
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arms, armament, armed
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noun
paradise, heaven, Kingdom of Heaven
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declaration, statement, proclamation
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verb
to put in order, to get ready, to arrange, to adjust
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verbal noun
oscillation, vibration
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will, intention, motive
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noun
circuit (electric)
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adjectival noun
isolation, loneliness, solitude
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clothing, costume, outfit, garment, dress
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verb
to demand, to require, to take
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en route, half way
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noun
desire, appetite
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charge, custody, safekeeping, deposit, storage
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adverb
what, how, whatever
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noun
matter, thing, affair, circumstance
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courtroom
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migration, immigration
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treatment
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engaging, pursuing, following
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verbal noun
dispersion, decentralization, variance (statistics)
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noun
preparation, investigation, inspection
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noun
personal history, background, career, log
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noun
bomb
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to drift about, to float, to hang in air
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verbal noun
excuse, explanation
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noun
theory, reason
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accommodation, reception, seating, housing, custody, admission, entering (in a dictionary)
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adjectival noun
frankness, candour, openheartedness
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professional duties
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despair, hopelessness
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noun
consecutive holidays
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nothing (with neg. verb), quite, not a bit