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sustained by food |
Adjective
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sustained or supported by food |
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food-based |
Adjective
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sustained or supported by food |
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extra borrowing |
Noun
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loan taken in addition to the primary borrowing |
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pedagogical method |
Noun
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method of teaching or instruction |
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charity kitchen |
Noun
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place where cooked food is distributed to the needy |
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last letter |
Noun
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the final character or letter |
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final letter of a verse |
Noun
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the last character of a verse or line of poetry |
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unwelcome visit |
Phrase
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an unwanted or intrusive visit by someone |
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anyonya |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving reciprocal action between two or more entities |
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relative knowledge |
Noun
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the process of gaining knowledge of one object through another in logic |
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interdependence of knowledge |
Noun
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the logical interdependence of knowledge between two objects |
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become blind |
Verb
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to lose the sense of sight |
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go blind |
Verb
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to become sightless |
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syntactic arrangement |
Noun
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the process of arranging words in a poem to establish logical coherence |
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prose order |
Noun
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the standard grammatical order of words in a sentence |
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mutually inferable |
Adjective
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capable of being inferred from one another |
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inherently identical |
Adjective
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naturally or inherently identical |
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construed meaning |
Noun
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the meaning derived through syntactic arrangement |
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latent meaning |
Noun
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a hidden or underlying meaning |
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esoteric meaning |
Noun
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a profound or esoteric meaning |
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cryptic meaning |
Noun
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a cryptic or obscure meaning |
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logical connection |
Noun
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the demonstration of logical sequence or connection between facts |
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syntactic method |
Noun
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a pedagogical method of teaching language by rearranging poetic syntax into standard prose order |
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prose order method |
Noun
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a method of teaching language by converting complex syntax into simple prose order |
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appropriate to the name |
Adjective
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consistent with the meaning of a name or title |
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unmatured |
Adjective
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not fully developed in intellect or maturity |
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harmed |
Adjective
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having been subjected to harm or injury |
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wronged |
Adjective
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having been treated unfairly or wronged |
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international community |
Noun
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the global community of nations outside one's own country |
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unexamined |
Adjective
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not investigated or tested for quality or characteristics |
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non-repayable |
Adjective
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given as financial aid |
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non-repayable loan |
Phrase
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a loan that does not require repayment |
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non-conflict |
Noun
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a state lacking rivalry or mutual conflict |
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absence of rivalry |
Phrase
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a state lacking rivalry or mutual conflict |
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coercer |
Noun
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one who forces something to be moved or taken |
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compeller |
Noun
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one who forces something to be moved or taken |
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unrectified |
Adjective
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not corrected or improved |
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incorrect dosage |
Phrase
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a mixture of medicine in an incorrect or irregular amount |
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improper mixing |
Phrase
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a mixture of medicine in an incorrect or irregular amount |
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inaccessible route |
Phrase
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a path that is difficult to traverse or inaccessible |
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unrespected |
Adjective
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lacking prestige, honor, or respect |
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obscurity of meaning |
Phrase
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a linguistic flaw where a word's meaning is not widely understood |
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improper way |
Phrase
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an improper or evil path |
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harmful substance |
Phrase
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an item that is harmful to health |
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developmental immaturity |
Phrase
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a physical or mental state lacking readiness to learn or grasp concepts |
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musical phrasing |
Phrase
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the division of a song into distinct melodic segments |
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implied contract |
Phrase
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a relationship or agreement established indirectly |
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tacit agreement |
Phrase
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a relationship or agreement established indirectly |
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non-resistance |
Noun
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the absence of resistance or retaliation |
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lack of retaliation |
Phrase
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the absence of resistance or retaliation |