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chemical combination
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play, drama
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to respect, to honor, to esteem, to prize
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to bury, to inter, to entomb, to consign to oblivion, to shelve
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noun
stalk
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noun
use
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verb
to become loose, to slacken
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to be sticky, to be adhesive, to persevere, to persist, to stick to
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funny, humorous, comical, laughable, ridiculous, joking
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verbal noun
sinking, foundering
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adjectival noun
good prospects, full of hope, promising
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attack (disease)
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forestry
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verbal noun
developing (film)
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mess, spoiled, (come to) nothing
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extermination
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verb
to spring, to bound, to bounce, to be stimulated, to be encouraged, to get lively, to treat oneself to, to
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adjectival noun
rhythmical (e.g. melody), casual (e.g. dress), light, nimble
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cheque, check
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lending (money), accommodation, adaptability, versatility, finance
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noun
inland
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restraint, shackles, restriction, confinement, binding
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fishing boat
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betting, gambling, a gamble
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country, rural districts
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trunk, body, frame
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organ (of body), instrument
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chemical element
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futures, credit (buying), stretching, total
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adverb
immediately, soon, easily, right (near), honest, upright
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exaggeration
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superiority, superior power, predominance, preponderance
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age, marriageable age, age of puberty, adolescence, for some years
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adjectival noun
smoothness, glassiness
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1. hold, charge, keep possession, in charge, 2. wear, durability, life, draw, 3. usage (suff)
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verb
to approach, to get near, to get acquainted with, to get closer
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to feel ashamed
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verbal noun
boiling, seething
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patience, perseverance, energy
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pay by proxy, act for another, speak for another
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substitution
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environment, circumstances
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flight, desertion, escape
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collecting, gathering
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verb
to loosen, to slow down
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verbal noun
transfer (trains buses etc.)
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armaments, military preparations
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along railway line
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adjective
obedient, docile, quiet
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noun
antipathy, revolt, animosity
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noun
business recession, hard times, depression, gloom, sullenness, cheerlessness
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to bear, to stand, to endure, to put up with, to support, to withstand, to resist, to brave, to be fit for, t
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adjectival noun
narrow, tight, stiff, rigid, uneasy, formal, constrained
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noun
life and death
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noun
stamp, seal
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adjectival noun
monotony, monotone, dullness
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torii (Shinto shrine archway)
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annihilation
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knowledge, information
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to coincide (fall on the same day), to have two of something, to repeat a school year after failing