| Term | Definition |
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adversity |
misfortune; hardship |
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cardinal |
most important;chief |
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credible |
believable; reliable |
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empathize |
to show or feel understanding of another's feelings or problems |
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faculty |
any of the natural powers of the mind and body, such as sight or hearing |
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faculty |
an inborn ability; a knack |
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faculty |
all the teachers of a school |
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harrowing |
very distressing or acutely painful |
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impair |
to damage, weaken, or lessen |
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infer |
to reach a conclusion through reasoning |
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intuition |
knowing or sensing something without the use of reason; an insight |
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manifest |
plain to see; evident |
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manifest |
to make clear; to reveal |
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nuance |
a very slight change in feeling or meaning; a gradation |
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pernicious |
very destructive or harmful |
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solace |
comfort or relief in sorrow or distress; consolation |
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treatise |
a methodically and thoroughly written discussion of a topic |
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vogue |
the popular fashion of the time, wide acceptance or favor |