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access |
Freedom or permission to enter; A way of approach or entry |
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accessible |
Able to be used or entered |
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to associate |
To bring together in the mind; To come or be together as friends or companions |
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an associate |
A person with whom one is connected in some way, as in business |
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boisterous |
Noisy and uncontrolled |
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brilliant |
Very bright; sparkling; very clever or smart |
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decade |
A ten-year period |
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delicate |
Easily broken or damaged; needing care and skill; in poor health; weak |
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employ |
To hire and put to work for pay; to use |
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idle |
Doing nothing; not working |
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to idle |
To spend one's time doing nothing; to run (an engine) slowly |
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illuminate |
To light up; to supply with light; to make clear or understandable |
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provide |
To give what is needed; to supply; to set forth as a condition |
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require |
To need or demand |
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requirement |
Something that is necessary |
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to taunt |
To make fun of in an insulting way; to jeer |
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a taunt |
An insulting remark |
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tolerant |
Willing to let others have their own beliefs and ways, even if different from one's own |
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tolerate |
To accept willingly and without complaining |
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transform |
To change the form, looks, or nature of |
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transformation |
A complete change |
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wilderness |
An area where there are few people living; an area still in its natural state |
