Limits, Rules & Possibility
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imperative
adjective
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Absolutely necessary; urgent.
exceed
verb
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Go beyond a limit or expectation.
dominance
noun
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Power or control over others.
unavoidable
adjective
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Impossible to prevent or escape.
irresolvable
adjective
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Impossible to settle or solve.
mandatory
adjective
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Required by rule or law.
subordinate
adjective
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Lower in rank or importance.
ineluctable
adjective
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Impossible to escape or resist.
prescribe
verb
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Officially require; set down as a rule.
obligate
verb
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Legally or morally require.
equitable
adjective
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Fair and impartial to all sides.
allocate
verb
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Distribute officially for a particular purpose.
retroactive
adjective
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Applying to the past as well as the future.
bestow
verb
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Formally give an honor or gift.
reprieve
noun
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A temporary relief or delay from something bad.
inevitable
adjective
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Certain to happen; unavoidable.
insuperable
adjective
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Impossible to overcome.
unattainable
adjective
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Impossible to achieve or reach.
precedent
noun
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An earlier example that guides later decisions.
irreproachable
adjective
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Beyond criticism; faultless.
sanction
verb
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Officially approve; also, penalize for breaking rules.
reserved
adjective
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Set aside for a purpose; restrained in manner.
precarious
adjective
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Dangerously unstable or insecure.
unfailing
adjective
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Completely reliable; never weakening.
authorize
verb
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Give official permission for.
restrict
verb
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Limit in size, amount, or range.
insurmountable
adjective
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Too great to be overcome.
prevail
verb
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Prove stronger; win out in the end.
designate
verb
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Officially name or assign for a purpose.
petition
verb
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Formally request something from an authority.
feasible
adjective
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Possible to do with available means.
ineffectual
adjective
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Failing to produce the intended effect.
permissible
adjective
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Allowed by rules or law.
futile
adjective
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Producing no useful result; pointless.
arduous
adjective
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Requiring great effort; exhausting.
convene
verb
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Call together for a meeting.
impractical
adjective
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Not sensible or realistic to carry out.
surrender
verb
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Give up control or possession of.
thrive
verb
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Grow vigorously; flourish.
overreach
verb
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Go beyond one's authority or ability; attempt too much.