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Armada
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F
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Facts or the
process of ending or being brought to an end
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Cessation
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Failing to show
proper respect and courtesy
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Impudent
|
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Failure to fulfil
an obligation : something that happens or is done when nothing else has been
done or can be done
|
Default
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|
Familiar or
humorous names given to a person or thing instead of the real name
|
Nickname
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Families of
rulers who rule over a country for a long period of time
|
Dynasty
|
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Famous persons,
especially in entertainment or sport
|
Celebrity
|
|
Farmers in the
past who owned a small amount of land : very good, hard, and valuable work
that someone does especially to support a cause, to help a team, etc.
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Yeoman
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Features (such as
mountains and rivers) in an area of land
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Topography
|
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Feeling a strong
desire or wish for something or to do something
|
Yearn
|
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Feeling nervous
because the ending is not known until the final moment
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Nail biting
|
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Feeling or
showing great sadness because someone has died
|
Mourn
|
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Feeling sorrow or
regreting for (something)
|
Rue
|
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Feeling of being
sorry for doing something bad or wrong in the past
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Remorse
|
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Feelings of deep
anxiety or dread, typically an unfocused one about the human condition or the
state of the world in general
|
Angst
|
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Feelings of doubt
or uncertainty about whether one is doing the right thing
|
Qualm
|
|
Feelings of
enjoyment and enthusiasm
|
Zest
|
|
Feelings of
foolish or very strong love or admiration for someone or something
|
Infatuation
|
|
Feelings of great
happiness and excitement
|
Euphoria
|
|
Feelings of guilt
or regret
|
Compunction
|
|
Feelings of like
or dislike for someone or something especially when it is not reasonable or
logical
|
Prejudice
|
|
Feelings of
sadness mixed with pleasure and affection when one thinks of happy times in
the past
|
Nostalgia
|
|
Feelings of
strong dislike or disapproval of someone or something you think does not
deserve respect
|
Disdain
|
|
Feelings or
beliefs that bad things will happen in the future
|
Pessimism
|
|
Feelings or
belief that good things will happen in the future
|
Optimism
|
|
Feelings or
expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement
|
Ecstatic
|
|
Feelings or a
particular quality that is very noticeable and seems to surround a person or
place
|
Aura
|
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Feelings or
showing a lack of courage or confidence
|
Timid
|
|
Feelings that
someone or something gives you
|
Vibe
|
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Female ballet
dancers
|
Danseuse
|
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Fictitious or
factual works describing a series of events
|
Chronicle
|
|
Fights between
women
|
Catfight
|
|
Fights, briefly
and usually not very seriously
|
Scuffle
|
|
Figures shaped
like a human body that is used for making or displaying clothes
|
Mannequin
|
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Filled with or
showing sexual desire
|
Lascivious
|
|
First time an
actor, musician, athlete, etc., does something in public or for the public
|
Debut
|
|
Fixed sum of
money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their life
|
Annuity
|
|
Flat cases for
carrying documents or drawings, investments that are owned by a person or
organization
|
Portfolio
|
|
Fleet of warships
|
Armada
|
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Flowing out of
something in a fast and forceful way
|
Spew
|
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Following,
watching, and bothering (someone) constantly in a way that is frightening,
dangerous, etc.
|
Stalk
|
|
Food that a
person or animal usually eats
|
Diet
|
|
Food that is
cooked in a particular way, style of cooking
|
Cuisine
|
|
Foolish talks or
ideas.
|
Guff
|
|
Foolish,
confused, or meaningless words
|
Gibberish
|
|
For an
intervening or temporary period of time
|
Ad
interim
|
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Forcing someone
to go somewhere with you, often using threats or violence
|
Abduction
|
|
Forceful or angry
speeches
|
Harangue
|
|
Forming An
opinion about something without definitely knowing the truth
|
Surmise
|
|
Form of
punishments or tortures that involved caning the soles of someone's feet
|
Bastinado
|
|
Formal acts or
the process of placing someone into a new job, position, government office,
|
Induction
|
|
Formal ceremonies
or series of acts that are always performed in the same way
|
Ritual
|
|
Formal meetings
in which representatives or experts discuss important matters, make
decisions, etc.
|
Congress
|
|
Formal
processions ofpeople walking, on horseback, or riding in vehicles
|
Cavalcade
|
|
Formally choosing
(someone) as a candidate for a job, position, office, etc.
|
Nominate
|
|
Formations of
clear and distinct sounds in speech
|
Articulation
|
|
Fortresses,
typically one on high ground above a city
|
Citadel
|
|
Formal and
serious promises to tell the truth or to do something
|
Oath
|
|
Fraudulent or
dishonest acts or practices
|
Rort
|
|
Fraudulent
practices of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in
order to induce individuals to reveal personal information
|
Phishing
|
|
Freedom from
being required to do something that others are required to do
|
Exemption
|
|
Freedom from
punishment, harm, or loss
|
Impunity
|
|
Freedom to do
something the way you want to do it
|
Leeway
|
|
Friendly
relationships
|
Rapport
|
|
Friendly remarks
and jokes
|
Banter
|
|
Full and wide
view of something
|
panorama
|
|
Full of anger,
arguments and bad feelings
|
Acrimonious
|
|
Full of clever
tricks : very clever
|
Wily
|
|
Full of hate or
anger, extremely or excessively harsh or strong
|
Virulent
|
|
Funny and clever
|
Witty
|
|
Funny plays or
movies about ridiculous situations
|
Farc
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