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Self-restraint, self-discipline, not over doing things (such as eating too much, or buying too
many things for oneself, etc.)
abstemious
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A magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing about evil or destruction; a curse
malediction
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To be at equal distances from (as in two places)
Equidistant
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Not relevant or related to the topic or subject
Extraneous
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A type or category of artistic (music, writing, dance, movies, etc) work
Genre
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The action of intervening on behalf of another
Intercession
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Situated or done within the walls of a building
Intramural
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The examination or observation of one's own mental and emotional state
Introspection
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Having, showing, or done with good judgment or sense.
Judicious
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the lending of small amounts of money at low interest to new businesses in the developing world.
Microcredit
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Migrant
A person who travels often from place to place
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Multicultural
Made up of many cultures or ethnic groups
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Midland
the middle part of a country (away from its borders and/or coasts)
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Misinformation
False or wrong information (usually done on purpose)
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Periphery
the outer limits or edge of an area.
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Multifarious {ADVANCED}
having many aspects or parts; diverse, various
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Middling {ADVANCED}
moderate or average in size or amount; average; normal; mediocre
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Perfunctory {ADVANCED}
done with little effort or planning; hasty; brief; careless; offhand
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Cacophonous
harsh sounding; loud, boisterous, not harmonious
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Prodigy
An amazing, exceptional, or unusual thing or person; genious; mastermind; epitome
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Superfluous
To pity or show compassion for; or to agree with
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Telepathic
communicating without using physical signals or the known sense; psychic; clairvoyant
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Symbiosis [ADVANCED]
a mutually beneficial relationship between people, groups or organisms.
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Sympathize
To pity or show compassion for; to agree with
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To be or go beyond the range or limits of something (something abstract)
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Tone
The words that communicate how an author feels about his or her topci; his or her attitude shown through word choice.
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Mood
The feeling a story creates in the reader
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Thesis
Main idea; the topic sentence of a paragraph or a paper; the sentence that summarizes what the whole thing is all about.
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simile
a non-literal comparison of two things, using like or as
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Transient {advanced}
Lasting only a short time; impermanent
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Metaphor
A non-literal comparision of two things, where one thing is said to actually be the other.
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