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Monotony
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lack of variety (n)
She watches tv to relieve her everyday monotony |
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Moodiness
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(n) fist of depression or gloom
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Musty
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(adj) smelling damp and unpleasant because of lack of fresh air
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Mutinous
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(adj) refusing to obey orders of someone; rebellious
He was a mutinous child, never listening to his parents |
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Nautical
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(adj) pertaining to ships or navigation
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Nurture
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(adj) bring up, educate, to feed, suply nourishment
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Oaf
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(n) stupid, unpleasant, akward person
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Oblivious
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(adj) not aware; inattentive or undmindful
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Obsolete
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no longer useful; antiquated
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Odious
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deserving to cause hare; hateful; extremely unpleasant
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Opalescent
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changing color like an opal; iridescent.
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Ordination
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ceremony making someone a priest, minister or rabbi
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Outspoken
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saying exactly what u think, even if it shocks or offends; blunt
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Outwit
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Outsmart; trick; defeat somebody by doing something clever
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Palette
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flat surface for paint
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Pandemic
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affecting majority of people
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Paradox
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something apparently contradictory in nature, statement that looks false but is actually correct
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Paradox
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something apparently contradictory in nature, statement that looks false but is actually correct
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Partiality
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the unfair support of one person, team etc ; bias;inclination
I must avoid partiality when awarding |
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Paradox
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something apparently contradictory in nature, statement that looks false but is actually correct
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Partiality
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the unfair support of one person, team etc ; bias;inclination
I must avoid partiality when awarding |
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Perdition
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damnation; spiritual ruin and punishment that lasts after death.
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Paradox
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something apparently contradictory in nature, statement that looks false but is actually correct
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Partiality
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the unfair support of one person, team etc ; bias;inclination
I must avoid partiality when awarding |
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Perdition
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damnation; spiritual ruin and punishment that lasts after death.
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Perturb
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disturb greatly
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Paradox
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something apparently contradictory in nature, statement that looks false but is actually correct
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Partiality
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the unfair support of one person, team etc ; bias;inclination
I must avoid partiality when awarding |
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Perdition
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damnation; spiritual ruin and punishment that lasts after death.
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Perturb
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disturb greatly
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Pervasive
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spreading gradually, throughout every part of a place or thing
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Pervasive
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spreading gradually, throughout every part of a place or thing
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Phoenix
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a legendary bird symbol of immortality or rebirth
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Pervasive
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spreading gradually, throughout every part of a place or thing
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Phoenix
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a legendary bird symbol of immortality or rebirth
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Physiological
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pertaining to science of the function living organisms
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Pervasive
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spreading gradually, throughout every part of a place or thing
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Phoenix
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a legendary bird symbol of immortality or rebirth
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Physiological
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pertaining to science of the function living organisms
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Pillage(v)
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steal goods by open violence and force as in war; plunder
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Pervasive
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spreading gradually, throughout every part of a place or thing
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Phoenix
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a legendary bird symbol of immortality or rebirth
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Physiological
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pertaining to science of the function living organisms
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Pillage(v)
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steal goods by open violence and force as in war; plunder
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placebo
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harmless substance prescribed as a pill to patients who are not sick but believe they are
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Pliable
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flexible adaptable
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Pliable
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flexible adaptable
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Plummet
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to fall straight down
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polarize
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to separate or make people separate into two groups with different opinions
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polarize
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to separate or make people separate into two groups with different opinions
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polygamist
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someone who has more than one spouse at a time
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porous
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full of pores like a sieve
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predicament
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tricky or dangerous situation
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predicament
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tricky or dangerous situation
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preposterous
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ridiculous absurd opposite to common sense
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prodigal
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reckless with money, too willing to waste
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prodigal
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reckless with money, too willing to waste
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prodigy
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a person with talent child with extraordinary talent
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progeny
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a person's children; offspring
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progeny
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a person's children; offspring
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propagate
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multiply spread
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propriety
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correct conduct fitness suitability
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propriety
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correct conduct fitness suitability
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proselytize
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convert to a religion or belief
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propriety
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correct conduct fitness suitability
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proselytize
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convert to a religion or belief
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prude
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excessively modest person who is or pretends to be easily shocked, specially involving sex
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putrid
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foul; rotten; decayed
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putrid
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foul; rotten; decayed
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Quack
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charlatan impostor especially with doctors
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querelous
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full of complaints wining
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querelous
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full of complaints wining
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ramble
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to talk in confuse or disorganized way,especially for a long while
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querelous
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full of complaints wining
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ramble
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to talk in confuse or disorganized way,especially for a long while
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Rant
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speak in complain about something, wine
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querelous
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full of complaints wining
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ramble
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to talk in confuse or disorganized way,especially for a long while
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Rant
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speak in complain about something, wine
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rebuttal
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counter argument
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