The arrival or beginning of something significant.

Sufficient for a specific need or requirement.

To permit or enable something to happen.

To indirectly refer to something.

Highly skilled or proficient at something.

The act of gaining possession or control of something.

To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy.

Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

To have the means to pay for or provide something.

The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas.

Open to multiple interpretations; unclear.

To make use of, often unfairly; a bold or notable act., To prove wrong or false with evidence or argument., To share or communicate information or knowledge., To reduce in intensity or amount.

A heated or noisy argument or dispute.

Comparable or similar in certain respects.

To stir up or disturb; to promote unrest or excitement.

Having a strong desire for success or achievement.

Involving or characterized by conflict or opposition.

To adjust or modify to suit a new condition or environment.

In a way that is appropriate to the circumstances.

Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical reality.

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Advent
To thrive or prosper; a bold or extravagant gesture.
The arrival or beginning of something significant.
To reveal or make visible for the first time.
To accept or allow behavior that is considered wrong.
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Adequate
To confirm or prove the truth or value of something.
Done by one side or party without agreement from others.
To thrive or prosper; a bold or extravagant gesture.
Sufficient for a specific need or requirement.
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Allow
To permit or enable something to happen.
To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
To make a situation worse or more severe.
To adjust or modify to suit a new condition or environment.
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Allude
To pursue legal action against someone; to carry out or continue a task.
To take possession or control of something; to record or represent.
To indirectly refer to something.
To show or prove clearly; to participate in a public display.
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Adept
To encourage or stimulate; a pointed device to urge a horse.
Highly skilled or proficient at something.
To prove wrong or false with evidence or argument.
To produce or provide; to give way or surrender.
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Acquisition
The act of gaining possession or control of something.
To produce or provide; to give way or surrender.
To plan or invent by careful thought.
To produce or generate, especially in large numbers; offspring.
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Advocate
To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy.
To strongly encourage or persuade; a strong desire or impulse.
To permit or enable something to happen.
To express thoughts or ideas clearly and effectively.
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Aesthetic
To compete or struggle; to assert or argue a point.
To produce and release a substance; to hide or conceal.
Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.
To provide evidence to support or prove something.
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Afford
To encourage or stimulate; a pointed device to urge a horse.
A solemn promise or pledge; to make such a promise.
To branch out or spread into multiple parts or consequences.
To have the means to pay for or provide something.
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Ambivalence
The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas.
To produce and release a substance; to hide or conceal.
To stir up or disturb; to promote unrest or excitement.
The act of varying or expanding into different areas.
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Ambiguous
Open to multiple interpretations; unclear.
To form an idea or plan; to become pregnant.
To apply effort or force; to put into action.
To encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior.
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Abate
To make use of, often unfairly; a bold or notable act.
To prove wrong or false with evidence or argument.
To share or communicate information or knowledge.
To reduce in intensity or amount.
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Abysmal
To make a situation worse or more severe.
Extremely bad or severe.
To adjust or modify to suit a new condition or environment.
To confirm or support with evidence.
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Altercation
To pursue legal action against someone; to carry out or continue a task.
A heated or noisy argument or dispute.
To express disapproval or criticism; a cause for blame or shame.
To express disapproval or criticism; a cause for blame or shame.
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Analogous
To reveal or make visible for the first time.
Comparable or similar in certain respects.
To take possession or control of something; to record or represent.
To make minor changes to improve or adapt.
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Agitate
To cause or encourage an action; done quickly or on time.
To publicly support or recommend a particular cause or policy.
To stir up or disturb; to promote unrest or excitement.
To compete or struggle; to assert or argue a point.
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Ambitious
Having a strong desire for success or achievement.
To list or mention items one by one.
To develop or improve by effort; to grow or tend crops.
A situation requiring a difficult choice between undesirable options.
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Adversarial
To weaken or damage gradually, often secretly.
Having the necessary ability or skill to do something successfully.
Involving or characterized by conflict or opposition.
To make an action or process easier.
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Adapt
To adjust or modify to suit a new condition or environment.
To share or communicate information or knowledge.
To communicate or express; to transport or carry.
To instigate or stir up trouble or unrest.
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Accordingly
To express disapproval or criticism; a cause for blame or shame.
To make or become smaller or less significant.
In a way that is appropriate to the circumstances.
To express sorrow or regret; a passionate expression of grief.
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Abstract
To confirm or prove the truth or value of something.
Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical reality.
To formally forbid or prevent something.
To make an action or process easier.

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