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BEAUTIFUL
handsome
alluring
appealing
attractive
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handsome
(Adjective) : at- tractive ; good–looking
beautiful
(Adjective) : pretty; handsome; attractive; lovely; good–looking; gorgeous; having beauty
alluring
(Adjective) : attractive and exciting in a mysterious way
appealing
(Adjective) : attractive or interesting
attractive
(Adjective) : pleasant to look at ; appealing
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SUCCESSIVE
rapid
victorious
beneficent
consecutive
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consecutive
(Adjective) : following continuously
successive
(Adjective) : coming one after the other without a break; consecutive
rapid
(Adjective) : done in a brief period of time
victorious
(Adjective) : having won
beneficent
(Adjective) : doing or producing good
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MENTOR
guide
genius
stylist
philosopher
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guide
(Noun) : someone who shows the way by leading or advising
mentor
(Noun) : a wise and trusted guide and advisor
genius
(Noun) : someone who has exceptional intellectual ability
stylist
(Noun) : someone whose job is cutting and shaping people’s hair
philosopher
(Noun) : someone who writes or studies about philosophy
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DUPLICATION
breed
reproduction
print
copying
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copying
(Noun) : making something that is exactly the same as something else
duplication
(Noun) : making an exact copy of something
breed
(Noun) : a particular type of animal that has been developed by people in a controlled way, eg, dog, cat
reproduction
(Noun) : the act or process of producing babies, young animals or plants
print
(Noun) : producing letters, pictures, etc. on paper
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PRIORITY
urgency
protocol
precedence
necessity
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precedence
(Noun) : the condition of being more important than something else
priority
(Noun) : something that is considered to be more important than other things.
urgency
(Noun) : pressing importance requiring speedy action
protocol
(Noun) : a system of fixed rules and formal behaviour used at official meetings
necessity
(Noun) : the fact that something must happen or be done.
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ALERT
hostile
watchful
brave
quick
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watchful
(Adjective) : pay attention to what is happening
alert
(Adjective) : able to think quickly; quick to notice things
hostile
(Adjective) : very unfriendly
brave
(Adjective) : not afraid; courageous
quick
(Adjective) : done with speed
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RARE
common
usual
scarce
few
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scarce
(Adjective) : there is not enough of it and it is available in small quantities
rare
(Adjective) : not done, seen, happening etc, very often
common
(Adjective) : happening often
usual
(Adjective) : normal; happening often
few
(Adjective) : not many
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GENUINE
generous
healthy
natural
original
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original
(Adjective) : exis ing at the beginning of a particular period
genuine
(Adjective) : real; not artificial; authentic
generous
(Adjective) : giving or willing to give freely
healthy
(Adjective) : having good health
natural
(Adjective) : existing in nature; not made by humans
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TOXIC
bitter
foul-smelling
remedia
poisonous
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poisonous
(Adjective) : toxic, containing poison
toxic
(Adjective) : containing poison ; poisonous
bitter
(Adjective) : not sweet
foul-smelling
(Adjective) : smell bad
remedial
(Adjective) : aimed at solving a problem (medical)
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ADVANCE
reduce
halt
progress
extend
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progress
(Verb) : to develop or improve; advance
advance
(Verb) : to move forward; develop; to help something to succeed; progress
reduce
(Verb) : to make something less small in size, quantity, price, etc.
halt
(Verb) : to stop
extend
(Verb) : to make something longer or larger
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AUGUST
majestic
important
difficult
huge
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majestic
(Adjective) : impressive; splendid
august
(Adjective) : impressive; making you feel respect
important
(Adjective) : of great value
difficult
(Adjective) : not easy
huge
(Adjective) : enormous; vast
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DANGEROUS
safe
strong
hazardous
secure
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hazardous
(Adjective) : involving risk or danger
dangerous
(Adjective) : likely to injure or harm to damage or destroy somebody/ something
safe
(Adjective) : protected from any danger
strong
(Adjective) : having a lot of physical power to do hard physical work
secure
(Adjective) : feeling happy and confident about yourself or a particular situation; safe
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SUFFICIENT
full
complete
enough
less
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enough
(Adjective) : sufficient
sufficient
(Adjective) : enough
full
(Adjective) : having no empty space; maximum
complete
(Adjective) : total; finished
less
(Adjective) : a smaller amount of
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BEHAVIOUR
conduct
blessing
character
response
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conduct
(Noun) : a person’s behaviour in a particular place or in a particular situation
behaviour
(Noun) : the way that somebody behaves, towards other people
blessing
(Noun) : God’s help and protection, or a prayer asking for this
character
(Noun) : all the qualities and features that make a person; nature
response
(Noun) : a spoken or written answer
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GENIUS
generous
foreigner
a person with uncommon intellect
athlete
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genius
(Noun) : a person who has unusually great intelligence, skill or artistic ability
generous
(Noun) : a person who is willing to give freely
foreigner
(Noun) : a person who comes from a different country
athlete
(Noun) : a person who competes in sports
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MAGNIFICENT
magnanimous
modest
generous
splendid
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splendid
(Adjective) : excellent; very good; great; very im- pressive; very beautiful
magnificent
(Adjective) : extremely attractive and impressive; deserving praise; splendid
magnanimous
(Adjective) : kind, generous and forgiving
modest
(Adjective) : not very large, expensive, important, etc. not talking much about your own abilities or possessions
generous
(Adjective) : giving or willing to give freely
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BARREN
insane
rough
infertile
lush
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infertile
(Adjective) : not able to produce good crops
barren
(Adjective) : not good enough for plants to grow on it; infertile
insane
(Adjective) : seriously mentally ill and unable to live in normal society
rough
(Adjective) : not smooth; violent; not even
lush
(Adjective) : growing thickly and strongly in a way that is attractive
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DARING
brilliant
energetic
enthusiastic
courageous
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courageous
(Adjective) : brave
daring
(Adjective) : willing to do dangerous or unusual things; brave; courageous
brilliant
(Adjective) : extremely clever or impressive
energetic
(Adjective) : having or needing a lot of energy and enthusiasm
enthusiastic
(Adjective) : feeling or showing a lot of excitement and interest in somebody or something
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EFFECT
result
warning
chance
purpose
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result
(Noun) : a thing that is caused or produced because of something
effect
(Noun) : a result; a change that somebody or something causes in somebody or something else
warning
(Noun) : a statement or event telling somebody that something bad may happen in the future so that he may try to avoid it.
chance
(Noun) : a possibility of something happening
purpose
(Noun) : the intention, aim or function of something
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MERCY
merit
sympathy
loss
pain
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sympathy
(Noun) : the feeling of being sorry for somebody
mercy
(Noun) : a kind or forgiving attitude; humanity; sympathy
merit
(Noun) : the quality of being good and of deserving praise; worth
loss
(Noun) : the state of no longer having something
pain
(Noun) : mental or emotional suffering