Common English

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Very fast - swift
Very long - extensive
Very happy - ecstatic
Very clean. Spotless
Very big massive
Very upset distraught
Very important- crucial

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Glorious

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Worthy of bringing fame, admiration, worthy of. The above

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Grace

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Move in a smooth or pleasant manner

Polite and thoughtful way of behaving.

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Plight

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Dangerous or difficult or otherwise unfortunate situation.

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Disgusting

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Rein

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Guiding or restraining.

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I have not idea

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It beats

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Exacerbate

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Make a situation worse

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Egregious

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Outstandingly bad

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Trepidation

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Fear

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Vociferous

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To shout or tell, loudmouth.

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Indelicate

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Offensive or rude

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Exasperate

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Very frustrated

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Quintessential

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Representing the most perfect example of a quality or something/ class.

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Scrupulous

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Very concerned to avoid doing wrong.

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Pyrrhic

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Gain victory at a great cost

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Conspicuous

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Standing out so as to be clearly visible

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Entrepreneur vs intrapreneur

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Ostensible

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Appears to be true but not necessarily so

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Petulance

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Whininess and irritability.

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Luminous

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Giving off light.

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Gyrate

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Gyrate- revolve / spin also can be to move in a spiral course. Not necessarily sexual.

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Laudatory

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Full of or has praise.

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Fiduciary

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Someone who manages money or property for someone else.

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Fiduciary duty

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Legal responsibility to act solely in the best interest of another person.

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Make a pig of one self

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Overeat; eat more than ones share.

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Disgorge

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Can also be throw up. Or spill.

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Grandiose

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Impressive because of unnecessary largeness . Used to show disapproval.

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Meticulous

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Careful.

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Slipshot

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Something characterized by great carelessness. Opposite careful; meticulous.

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Haphazard

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Lacking any obvious principle of organization. Random , unplanned, unsystematic

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Cornucopia

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It’s a lot off good stuff. Having a property of abundance.

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Bickering

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Argue about trivial or petty matters.

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acquiesce

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Consent, express agreement.

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Shirk

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Neglect your duties

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At the top of ones lung

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With an extremely loud voice.

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Obstreperous

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Rowdy Noisy and disorderly. Boisterous Noisy , energetic, and cheerful. Defiant - resisting authority or an opposing force. Noisily and stubbornly defiant with a ya. obstreperous. Boisterous and noisily aggressive.

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Outset

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From the outset The period in who something is supposed to begin.

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Light.hearted

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Fun and entertaining.

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Frolic

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Frolic - light hearted; fun and often silly activity. Can also be mean to play boisterously.

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The children frolicked in the garden.

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Above board

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Legitimate, honest and open.

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Underhanded

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Marked by secrecy, chicanery and deception. Chicanery. Use trickery to achieve financial, political or legal purpose. Deception - is causing someone to accept as true or valid what is false or invalid.

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Subornation

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Underhandedly or improperly inducing someone to do something improper or unlawful.

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Enigma

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Something that is hard to explain.

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Class act

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Someone who shows impressive or stylish excellence.

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Candor

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Quality of being honest, sincere and open.

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While I appreciate your candor, I don’t think we should be friends anymore.

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Candor and candid mean the same.

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Sagacious

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Quick and wise in understanding and judgment.

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Truculent

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Pugnacious : Eager to fight.

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Embittered

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Resent or any for having been treat unfairly

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Fiery

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Consisting of fire burning strongly and brightly .

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Livid

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Furiously angry

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Bundled

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Informal. Push forcefully