Ultimate 600 SAT Words: Part 3
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static
adjective
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Not moving or changing; staying the same
emblematic
adjective
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Serving as a symbol or representative of something
hindsight
noun
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Understanding of a situation only after it has happened.
overcome
verb
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To successfully deal with or defeat a problem or obstacle
preserve
verb
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to keep something in its original state or protect it from harm
allocate to
verb
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to distribute or assign resources or duties to someone or something
circumspection
noun
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Careful consideration of all circumstances before acting.
grudgingly
adverb
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done unwillingly or with reluctance
retrieve
verb
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to get something back or recover it
compress
verb
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To press or squeeze something into a smaller space
fraudulent
adjective
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involving deceit or trickery to gain something unfairly
disfavor
noun
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a state of being regarded with dislike or disapproval
subordinate
adjective
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Lower in rank or position; less important
forestall
verb
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to prevent something by acting ahead of time
displace
verb
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To force something or someone out of its usual place or position
punitive
adjective
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intended as punishment
substantial
adjective
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Large in amount, size, or importance
extricate
verb
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To free someone or something from a difficult situation.
inhibit
verb
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To hold back or prevent something from happening or developing
intercede
verb
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to intervene on behalf of someone else
immense
adjective
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extremely large or great in size or degree
subside
verb
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To become less intense, violent, or severe.
conflate with
verb
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To combine two or more ideas or texts into one.
unattainable
adjective
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Impossible to achieve or reach.
attrition
noun
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a gradual reduction in number or strength over time
permissible
adjective
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allowed or permitted by rules or laws
default
noun
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Failure to fulfill an obligation, especially to pay a debt.
exaggerate
verb
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to describe something as larger or more extreme than it really is
renounce
verb
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To formally give up or reject a claim, right, or belief
viable
adjective
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Capable of working successfully or being done effectively
ambiguous
adjective
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Having more than one possible meaning or interpretation
converge
verb
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To come together from different directions and meet at a point.
harbinger
noun
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A sign or warning that something will happen.
ongoing
adjective
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Continuing to happen or exist without stopping
belie
verb
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to give a false impression or contradict
understate
verb
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to describe something as less important or serious than it is
acclaim
noun
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Public praise or approval.
misanthropic
adjective
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Disliking or distrustful of other people.
presumable
adjective
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likely to be true based on what is known
prank
noun
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a playful or mischievous trick played on someone
compel
verb
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To force or strongly persuade someone to do something
intermediate
adjective
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Between two stages, levels, or points in progress
accumulate
verb
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to gradually gather or build up over time
integrate with
verb
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to combine or bring together parts into a whole
halting
adjective
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hesitant or uncertain, often stopping and starting
embarrass
verb
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to cause someone to feel awkward or ashamed
concur with
verb
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to agree with someone or something
commend
verb
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to praise or express approval of someone or something
discretion
noun
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The ability to make responsible decisions and avoid causing offense.
catalyze
verb
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To cause or speed up a reaction or change
influence
noun
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the power to affect or change someone or something
hallmark
noun
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a distinctive feature or characteristic that defines something
abridge
verb
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To shorten a text or speech without losing the main meaning
interchangeable
adjective
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Able to be used in place of each other without difference
unappreciate
adjective
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Failing to recognize the value or importance of something
rationalize
verb
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to explain or justify behavior with logical reasons, often to avoid blame
sophistication
noun
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the quality of being complex or refined
exemplar
noun
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A perfect example or model to follow.
earnest
adjective
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Showing sincere and intense conviction or seriousness.
entice
verb
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to attract or tempt by offering something appealing
equitable
adjective
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Fair and impartial; treating everyone equally.
support
verb
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To hold up, help, or provide assistance to someone or something
capitalize
verb
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to take advantage of a situation for benefit
solidify
verb
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To make or become firm or solid.
elicit
verb
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to draw out a response or reaction from someone
contemplate
verb
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To think deeply or carefully about something.
recalcitrant
adjective
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Refusing to obey rules or follow orders; stubbornly disobedient.
immoderate
adjective
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Excessive or beyond reasonable limits
envision
verb
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to imagine or picture something in the future
evince
verb
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to clearly show or express a feeling or quality
infeasible
adjective
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not possible or practical to do
sanction
noun
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Official permission or approval for an action.
original
adjective
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Being the first or earliest form of something
sanguine
adjective
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Optimistic or positive, especially in a difficult situation.
reconstitute as
verb
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To restore something to its original state or form.
defer
verb
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To delay or postpone something to a later time
rejuvenate
verb
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To make someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.
perfunctory
adjective
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done quickly with little effort or interest
evade
verb
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To avoid or escape from something or someone
acquire
verb
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to gain or obtain something, often by effort
utopian
adjective
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idealistic and perfect but often unrealistic
opportune for
adjective
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happening at a favorable or useful time
demarcate from
verb
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To set boundaries or limits to separate one thing from another.
predicate
verb
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To base or establish something on a particular idea or fact
dwindling
adjective
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becoming smaller or fewer in number
appeal
noun
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a serious or urgent request for help or support
presumptuous
adjective
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too confident or bold in a way that is rude or disrespectful
subtlety
noun
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a small but important detail or distinction
wrought by
adjective
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created or caused by
self-servingly
adverb
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acting in a way that benefits oneself, often selfishly
enumerate
verb
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To list or name things one by one
amass
verb
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to gather or collect a large amount over time
resolve
verb
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To find a solution or settle a problem or dispute.
perceptible
adjective
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able to be seen or noticed
unfailingly
adverb
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always; without ever failing
exorbitant
adjective
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Excessively high or unreasonable in price or amount.
epitomize
verb
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to be a perfect example of something
discredit
verb
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to harm the reputation or trustworthiness of someone or something
isolate
verb
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to separate from others or set apart
bestow on
verb
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to give something as a gift or honor
exceed
verb
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to be greater than a number or amount
appeal to
verb
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to attract or interest someone; to make a request
expediency
noun
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the quality of being practical and convenient rather than moral
vary
verb
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to change or differ in some way
anomalous
adjective
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different from what is normal or expected
indolence
noun
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habitual laziness or avoidance of activity
expedite
verb
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to speed up the progress of something
amalgamate
verb
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to combine or unite into a single entity
rigor
noun
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strictness or severity in rules, standards, or conditions
defy
verb
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to openly resist or refuse to obey
disliked
adjective
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not liked or enjoyed by someone
abatement
noun
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a reduction or decrease in amount or intensity
promulgate
verb
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to officially announce or make known
facetious
adjective
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treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
justification
noun
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a reason or explanation that shows something is right
varied
adjective
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including many different types or elements
forgotten
adjective
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no longer remembered or noticed
interrupt
verb
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to stop or break the continuity of an action or speech
novelty
noun
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the quality of being new, unusual, or interesting
exciting
adjective
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causing strong feelings of enthusiasm or eagerness
remove
verb
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to take something away or off from a place
surpass
verb
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to go beyond in amount, quality, or achievement
impede
verb
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to delay or block progress or movement
cohesion
noun
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the action of sticking together or forming a united whole
concentrate
verb
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to focus all attention on a particular task or object
decry
verb
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to publicly criticize or express strong disapproval
dynamic
adjective
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characterized by constant change or activity
steward
noun
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a person who manages or looks after something
provocative
adjective
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intended to cause a strong reaction or thought
evident
adjective
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clearly seen or understood; obvious
visionary
adjective
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thinking about or planning the future with imagination
turnover
noun
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the rate at which employees leave and are replaced
warranted
adjective
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justified or deserved based on facts or reasons
contribution
noun
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something given or done to help achieve a goal
melodic
adjective
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having a pleasant and tuneful sound
lonely
adjective
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feeling sad because of being alone or isolated
analyses
noun
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detailed examinations of the parts or structure of something
unrivaled
adjective
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having no equal or competition; unmatched
categorize
verb
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to place into groups based on shared characteristics
involve
verb
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to include or engage as a necessary part or result
curtail
verb
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to reduce or limit something
dissonance
noun
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lack of harmony or agreement between ideas or sounds
feasible
adjective
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possible to do easily or conveniently
diminish
verb
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to become or make something smaller or less
consolidate
verb
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to combine into a stronger or more effective whole
perception
noun
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the way someone understands or interprets something
outdated
adjective
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no longer current or useful; old-fashioned
irrefutable
adjective
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impossible to deny or disprove
jointly
adverb
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together with others; in cooperation
mediate
verb
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to help settle differences between two parties
sustainable
adjective
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able to be maintained or continued without harm
measure
verb
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to find the size, amount, or degree of something
exploit
verb
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to use something or someone unfairly for personal gain
rank
verb
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to place in a position or order according to quality or status
identify
verb
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to recognize and name someone or something
perform
verb
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to carry out an action or task, often in front of others
negotiation
noun
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discussion aimed at reaching an agreement
aggregation
noun
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a collection or group formed by combining things
supplement
verb
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to add something extra to improve or complete something else
unfounded
adjective
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not based on fact or evidence; false
decisiveness
noun
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the ability to make decisions quickly and confidently
particular
adjective
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specific or special; focused on one item or detail
encapsulate
verb
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to express the main ideas in a brief form
summarize
verb
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to give a brief statement of the main points
prevent
verb
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to stop something from happening or existing
remember
verb
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to bring a past event or fact into mind
decouple
verb
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to separate or disconnect two things that were linked
distort
verb
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to change something so it is no longer accurate or true
peculiar
adjective
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strange or unusual; different from normal
dearth
noun
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a scarcity or lack of something
shallowness
noun
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lack of depth in thought, feeling, or knowledge
expected
adjective
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regarded as likely to happen or anticipated
coordinate
verb
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to organize or arrange parts to work together effectively
reveal
verb
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to make known or show something that was hidden
application to
noun
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the act of putting something to use for a specific purpose
material
noun
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physical substance used to make things or important information
fortitude
noun
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strength to face pain or difficulty with courage
realize
verb
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to become aware of something clearly
resolution
noun
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a firm decision to do or not do something
increase
verb
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to become or make greater in size, amount, or degree
immutable
adjective
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unchanging over time or unable to be changed
nostalgic
adjective
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feeling a sentimental longing for the past
induce
verb
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to cause or bring about a particular result or condition
neglect
verb
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fail to care for or give proper attention to something or someone
perturbation
noun
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a feeling of worry or disturbance
affection
noun
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a feeling of liking or love toward someone or something
pretentious
adjective
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trying to appear more important or knowledgeable than one is
considerate
adjective
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showing concern for the feelings of others
exhibit
verb
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to show or display something publicly
apprentice
noun
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a person learning a trade or skill from an expert
sarcastic
adjective
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using irony to mock or convey contempt
inertia
noun
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resistance to change in motion or state
put down
verb
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to criticize or belittle someone
authorize
verb
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to give official permission or approval
unfold
verb
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to open or reveal gradually
unbolt
verb
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to open by removing or sliding a bolt or fastener
nonchalance
noun
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a relaxed and calm state showing no worry
fecundity
noun
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the ability to produce many offspring or ideas
elasticity
noun
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the ability of something to stretch and return to its original shape
foretell
verb
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to predict or say what will happen in the future