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Ambivalence
- n.
- Existence of conflicting ideas
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Avail
- n.
- Use, benefit or advantage
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Equivalent
- adj.
- Equal in quantity, meaning or value
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Evaluation
- n.
- Act of judging the worth of
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Evince
- tr. v.
- To show or exhibit, as an emotion
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Invalid
- adj.
- Being without force in fact, truth or law
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Invaluable
- adj.
- Of inestimable use or help
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Prevail
- intr. v.
- To be greater in strength or influence
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Vanquish
- tr. v.
- To defeat in battle or competition
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Abound
- intr. v.
- to be great in amount or number
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Amplitude
- n.
- Greatness of size; magnitude
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Augment
- tr. v.
- To make greater, as in size or quantity
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Commensurate
- adj.
- Of the same size, extent, or duration
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Diminish
- tr. v.
- To make smaller or less
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Modicum
- n.
- A small amount or quantity
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Prodigious
- adj.
- Impressively great in size or extent
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Quota
- n.
- A proportional share assigned to a group
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Abdicate
- tr. v.
- To relinquish formally
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Abnegate
- tr. v.
- To deny to oneself; renounce
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Absolve
- tr. v.
- to pronounce clear of blame or guilt
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Catharsis
- n.
- A purifying cleansing or relase of tension
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Recant
- tr. v.
- To make a formal retraction or disavowal of
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Recoup
- tr. v.
- To recieve an equivalent for; make yp for
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Renunciation
- n.
- The act of giving something up
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Rescind
- tr. v.
- to make void; repeal or annul
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Waive
- tr. v.
- To relinquish or give up voluntarily
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Countermand
- tr. v.
- To cancel or reverse
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