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Clairvoyant
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S
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Sad moods or
feelings
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melancholy
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Said to somebody
who is leaving on a journey, to wish them a good journey
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bon voyage
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Sailors who
attacked ships at sea and stole from them : the person who acts in a
recklessly adventurous and often unscrupulous way, especially in business
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baccaneer
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Saying or writing
very harsh and critical things about (someone or something)
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vilify
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Saying that
(something) is smaller, less important, etc., than it really is
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understate
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Saying that
something you said or wrote is not true or correct
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retract
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Saying that you
are not responsible for (something) : to deny that you know about or are
involved in (something)
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disavow
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Scenes full of
noise and confusion
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bedlam
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Searching for
something especially by moving and looking through the contents of a place
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rummage
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Searching through
waste, junk, etc., for something that can be saved, used or eaten
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scavenge
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Seats for
passengers on a motorcycle
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pillion
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Secret agreements
especially in order to do something dishonest or to trick people
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collusion
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Secret or
disguised ways of writing : a code
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cipher
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Secretly try to
ruin or destroy a government, political system, etc.
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subvert
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Sections or
tables of subsidiary matter at the end of a book or document
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Appendix
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Seeming like real
life because it is very clear, bright, or detailed, very bright in color
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Vivid
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eeming to be seen
everywhere
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Ubiquitous
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Selling (a
business, property, etc.) especially to pay off debt
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Liquidate
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Sending (a person
who has been accused of a crime) to another state or country for trial
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Extradite
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Sending away
(some of a company's work) to be done by people outside the company
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Outsource
|
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Series of changes
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Flux
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Series of three
novels, movies, etc., that are closely related and involve the same
characters or themes
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Trilogy
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Sets of clothes
that are worn together : group of people working together in the same
activity
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Outfit
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Sets of ideas
that somebody believes in and tries to persuade others to accept
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Gospel
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Sets of principles
concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty
|
Aesthetics
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Sets of tools or
supplies that a person uses for a particular purpose or activity
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Kit
|
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Severe mental
orphysical pain or suffering
|
Anguish
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Severe snowstorms
with high winds : large quantity of things that may seem to be attacking you
|
Blizzard
|
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Sexually
attracted to people of the same sex
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Homosexual
|
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Shared by,
including or typical of a whole group of things : not specific
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Generic
|
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Shiny quality of
a surface that refleqs light
|
Luster
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Someone who
predicts things that will happen in the future
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Clairvoyant
|
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Someone who saves
something or someone from danger, harm, failure, etc.
|
Savior
|
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Someone who
supports a part icular cause, belief, etc
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exponent
|
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Someone who talks
about something withgreat enthusiasm
|
evangelist
|
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Someone who
teaches or gives help and advice to a less experienced and often younger
person
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mentor
|
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Someone who tends
to criticize, reject, or ignore people who come from a lower social class and
have less education, etc.
|
snob
|
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Someone who
travels to a holy place
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pilgrim
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(Something unwelcome) flourishing or
spreading unchecked, unrestrained in action or performance
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rampant
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Something (such
as a business) that develops from something larger
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startup
|
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Something (such
as a force, campaign, or movement) that is extremely large and powerful and
cannot be stopped
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Juggernaut
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Something (such
as a greeting) that people say in order to be polite
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Pleasantry
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Something (such
as a situation) that is made up of two opposite things and that seems
impossible but is actually true or possible
|
Paradox
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Something (such
as a special ceremony) that is intended to honor an important event or person
from the past
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Commemoration
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