| Term | Definition |
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Compel |
force sombody to do somethig |
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conduct |
manage or control |
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contend |
struggle |
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deduce |
conclude by reasoning |
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defer |
to postpone |
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deportment |
the way a person behaves toward other people |
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derive |
obtain |
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despondent |
without or almost without |
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dilatory |
describing someone or somethin that is late |
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dissect |
cut open or cut apart |
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elapse |
pass by, as of time |
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elation |
exited feeling of pride, triumph, or happiness |
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enigma |
a difficult problem |
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impeach |
charge with an offiense or misdemeantor |
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induction |
a formal entry into a position or office |
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infer |
guess correctly: solve by guessing |
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intense |
extreamly sharp |
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intent |
an aim, a purpose or meaning |
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paramount |
having superior power and influence; of great importance |
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percussion |
something that makes music when it is hit |
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perennial |
lasting an indefinitely long time |
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permeate |
pass through |
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persevere |
be persistent, refuse to stop |
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surpass |
pass by |
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waver |
be unsure or weak |
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