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patriotism |
love of one's country |
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patriotic |
having or showing love of one's country |
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sufficient |
enough to fill a need |
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utter |
to make sounds with the voice; to speak |
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represent |
to stand for or in place of |
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remarkable |
deserving of being noticed; unusual |
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remark |
to say; to make a comment; something said; a comment |
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recommend |
to make a statement of praise; to give advice; to suggest |
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project |
a plan or idea for doing something; to stick out; to cause an image to be shown on a screen |
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complete |
having no missing parts; whole; finished; to finish |
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patriot |
one who loves, supports, and is loyal to his or her country |
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lack |
to be without; a shortage |
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master |
chief; main; having or showing great skill; to become skilled at |
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hail |
small lumps of frozen rain; to fall as frozen rain; to greet or welcome, usually with admiration |
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ease |
a state of being comfortable - without worry, pain, or trouble; to make less worried, pained, or troubled |
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dismay |
to cause feelings of fear, worry, or surprise; a sudden loss of courage because of worry or fear |
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develop |
to go through a process of growth; to bring or come into being; to apply chemicals to photographic film to bring out the picture |
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benefit |
to help or be helpful to; to be useful to; something that is useful or helpful, that does good; an event held to raise money for a cause |
