| Term | Definition |
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ail |
To cause sickness, pain, or trouble |
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ailment |
An illness; a disease |
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ailing |
In poor health |
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banish |
To force someone out of the country; to get rid of completely |
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communicate |
To make known; to give or exchange information |
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communication |
The exchange of information between people |
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communicative |
Willing to speak; eager to talk |
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console |
To make less sad; to comfort |
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consolation |
Comfort |
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cower |
To shrink from, as if from fear |
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deliberate |
Carefully thought out; not hasty; to think carefully in order to make up one's mind |
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depth |
Distance from top to bottom or front to back; deepness |
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depths |
The innermost part or the deepest part |
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desire |
To wish for; to want very much; a strong wish |
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desirable |
Pleasing, agreeable |
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livelihood |
The means of supporting oneself |
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misfortune |
Bad luck; trouble; an unlucky event |
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orphan |
A child whose parents are dead |
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precipice |
A very high and steep cliff |
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precipitous |
Very steep |
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regain |
To get back |
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slay |
To kill violently |
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symptom |
A sign of something |
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