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marked by wisdom or jusdiciousness, WISE.
shrewd in the management or practical affairs.
marked by circumspecion
prudent
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to rise above or go beyond the limits of.
to triumph over the negative or restrictive.
to overcome.
transcend
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certificate, diploma
credentials
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to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt.
to remit (a sin) by absolution.
exculpate.
absolve
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to disapprove, condemn.
to scold or correct gently or with kindly intent.
to express disapproval of; censure.
convince, convict.
reprove
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to grant as a right or privilege.
to accept as true, valid, or accurate.
o acknowledge grudgingly or hesitantly.
concede
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to obtain from a person by force; intimidation; or undue or illegal power.
to gain esp by ingenuity or compelling argument.
extort
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to cause to break up.
to cause to become spread widely.
to cause to evaporate or vanish.
disperse
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manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt.
contemptuous
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the act of bequeathed.
legacy, inheritence.
bequest
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distinguished bravery, military valor, and skill.
extraordinary ability.
prowess
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of or relating to time as opposed to eternity.
temporal
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legal competency or fitness.
duty, position, role.
capacity
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a contagious or infections epidemic disease that is virulent and devastating.
something that is destructive or pernicious.
pestilence
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contradictory doubleness of thought, speech, or action.
the quality or state of being double or two-fold.
the technically incorrect use of two or more distinct items.
duplicity
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something that remains after a part is taken away.
REMNANT, REMAINDER.
residue
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PRELIMINARY, INTRODUCTORY.
an introductory step, taking first step.
initiative
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to detect with the eyes,
to way something out when making a decision.
to detect with senses other than vision.
DISCRIMINATE.
discern
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LOUD, OBNOXIOUS, CLAMOUROUS
obstreperous
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DEJECTED, DOWNCAST, cheerless.
disconsolate
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having a large bulky body.
corpulent
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PROOF, COMMENDATION, PRAISE
an act of approving formally or officially
approbation
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AGILE, RESPONSIVE, SENSITIVE.
holding much, quick and light in motion.
nimble
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ARTIFICIAL, LABORED.
contrived
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EXTREME, desperately urgent.
DISMAL, OPPRESSIVE.
dire
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AUDACITY, NERVE. presumptuous attitude or conduct.
ASSUMPTION.
presumption
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an architectural member projecting from a wall.
to alleviate the grief, sense of loss, COMFORT.
console
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DISCREDIT, DISGRACE.
to express disapproval.
reproach
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GENUINE, GOOD, MORAL, VIRTUOUS.
morally right or justifiable.
righteous
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