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| disposed to attack; militant; assertive; pushing |
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means of going out; exit
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1. change by steps or stages
2. act of grading |
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| step; stage;degree; rating |
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1. rate at which a road rises or falls
2. slope; inclination |
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step by step; proceding by small stages or degrees
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| complete all the steps of a course and receive a diploma or degree |
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| arranged in regular steps, stages, or degrees |
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going forward to something considered better
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| disposed to move backward; retrogressive |
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1. going backward
2. becoming worse |
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act of going from a btter to worse state; deterioration
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| step beyond the limits or barriers; go beyond; break a law; violate |
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1. facilitate
2. accelerate or speed up |
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hinder;obstruct; block
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1. hindrance; obstacle
2. defect |
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| wormlike animal with two pairs of legs on each of its segments |
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1. seize or take into custody
2. understand |
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1. quick to understand or grasp
2. fearful of what may come; anxious |
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| person travelling on foot |
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| commonplace; unimaginative; dull |
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1. child's tricycle
2. early form of bicycle |
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| touching or meeting; association; connection |
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| able to be grasped mentally; understandable |
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| including("seizing") very much; extensive |
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| find fault with" literally hold back)rebuke; reprimend; censure |
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| deserving of censure; culpable |
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having or showing tact; diplomatic
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| sunk or cast down to a low condition; downtroddden; desserving; contempt; wretched |
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| guess; suppostion; inference |
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| touching at only one point |
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| downcast(thrown down); discouraged; depressed |
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| force (throw in) introduce |
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| throw in between; insert; interpose |
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| protest (throw against) disapporve |
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untouched or uninjured; kept or left whole
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| touching; in physical contact; adjoining |
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1. dependent on something else
2. accidental |
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1. pertaining to the sense of touch
2. tangible |
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| thrust or 'throw foreward' ; plan |
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1. not capable of being perceived by the sense of touch
2. hard to grasp or define exactly
ant: tangible |
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| body to be shot or otherwise "thrown foreward" |
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| line or surface meeting a curved line or surface at one point, but not intersecting it |
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| merely touching; slightly connected; digressive |
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| lever activated by the foot |
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| discard (throw back)refuse to take |
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| force (someone) to undergo something unpleasent or inconveniant; expose; make liable to |
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1. support or foot of a column or statue
2. foundation |
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