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Title: stubborn closeminded


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stubborn close-minded

• OPINIONATED

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thief, robber, bandit

• BRIGAND

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to let go give up

• RELINQUISH

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careful, cautious

• CIRCUMSPECT

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an opening to break through

• BREACH

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to seize, confiscate

• COMMANDEER

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A difficult problem with no perfect answer

• DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

• DEADLOCK

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to wipe out to erase

• EFFACE

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awkward, heavy, hard to handle

• CUMBERSOME

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a hopeless mess

• MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

• debris

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uncontrolled

• unbridled

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to scold

• admonish

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to spread out wordy

• diffuse

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false, not true

• spurious

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enduring, lasting for a long time

• perennial

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to incline to beforehand

• predispose

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rescue, recover, retrieve

• salvage

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irregular, sudden and violent but brief

• spasmodic

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to stop proceedings temporarily move to another
place

• adjourn

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having a pleasing appearance

• comely

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a trick

• feint

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to strengthen

• fortify

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to make fun of rudely

• jeer

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exotic, unfamiliar

• alien

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immoral, corrupt

• dissolute

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the process of driving or forcing out

• expulsion

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food for horses

• fodder

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pay back, reimburse

• compensate

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Irregular, unpredictable

• erratic

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raw material for a designated purpose

• fodder

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concise, short and sweet

• terse

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multiply, burgeon, increase

• proliferate

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Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

• mediocre

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subdue, vanquish, conquer

• subjugate

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tempt, to tease

• tantalize

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unwavering, firm

• unflinching

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unreadable

• illegible

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taint, soil, stain

• sully

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profitable

• lucrative

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filch, rob, swipe

• pilfer

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a likeness

• semblance

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seize illegally

• usurp

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looter, pirate

• marauder

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angry, livid

• irate

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excessive fatness

• obesity

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conclude, finish

• terminate

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to make up, devise

• fabricate

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famous, outstanding, renowned

• eminent

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livid, angry

• irate

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to overcome

• surmount

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split, breach, break

• rift

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commonplace, overused, hackneyed

• trite

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attached, sticking to

• adherent

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expel, dispel to drive out

• exorcise

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an extremely poor person

• pauper

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a follower, supporter

• adherent

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an angry argument

• altercation

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to make shorter

• abridge

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ignore, wink at

• condone

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angelic

• cherubic

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disagreement

• Dissent

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stubborn close-minded

• OPINIONATED

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thief, robber, bandit

• BRIGAND

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to let go give up

• RELINQUISH

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careful, cautious

• CIRCUMSPECT

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an opening to break through

• BREACH

69
to seize, confiscate

• COMMANDEER

70
A difficult problem with no perfect answer

• DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

• DEADLOCK

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to wipe out to erase

• EFFACE

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awkward, heavy, hard to handle

• CUMBERSOME

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a hopeless mess

• MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

• debris

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uncontrolled

• unbridled

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to scold

• admonish

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to spread out wordy

• diffuse

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false, not true

• spurious

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enduring, lasting for a long time

• perennial

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to incline to beforehand

• predispose

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rescue, recover, retrieve

• salvage

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irregular, sudden and violent but brief

• spasmodic

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to stop proceedings temporarily move to another
place

• adjourn

85
having a pleasing appearance

• comely

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to strengthen

• fortify

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a trick

• feint

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to make fun of rudely

• jeer

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exotic, unfamiliar

• alien

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the process of driving or forcing out

• expulsion

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immoral, corrupt

• dissolute

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food for horses

• fodder

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pay back, reimburse

• compensate

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Irregular, unpredictable

• erratic

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concise, short and sweet

• terse

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raw material for a designated purpose

• fodder

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multiply, burgeon, increase

• proliferate

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Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

• mediocre

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tempt, to tease

• tantalize

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unwavering, firm

• unflinching

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unreadable

• illegible

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stubborn close-minded

• OPINIONATED

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thief, robber, bandit

• BRIGAND

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to let go give up

• RELINQUISH

105
careful, cautious

• CIRCUMSPECT

106
an opening to break through

• BREACH

107
to seize, confiscate

• COMMANDEER

108
A difficult problem with no perfect answer

• DILEMMA

109
A complete standstill

• DEADLOCK

110
to wipe out to erase

• EFFACE

111
awkward, heavy, hard to handle

• CUMBERSOME

112
a hopeless mess

• MUDDLE

113
scattered fragments, litter

• debris

114
uncontrolled

• unbridled

115
to scold

• admonish

116
to spread out wordy

• diffuse

117
false, not true

• spurious

118
enduring, lasting for a long time

• perennial

119
to incline to beforehand

• predispose

120
rescue, recover, retrieve

• salvage

121
irregular, sudden and violent but brief

• spasmodic

122
to stop proceedings temporarily move to another
place

• adjourn

123
having a pleasing appearance

• comely

124
a trick

• feint

125
to strengthen

• fortify

126
to make fun of rudely

• jeer

127
exotic, unfamiliar

• alien

128
immoral, corrupt

• dissolute

129
the process of driving or forcing out

• expulsion

130
food for horses

• fodder

131
pay back, reimburse

• compensate

132
Irregular, unpredictable

• erratic

133
raw material for a designated purpose

• fodder

134
concise, short and sweet

• terse

135
multiply, burgeon, increase

• proliferate

136
Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

• mediocre

137
subdue, vanquish, conquer

• subjugate

138
tempt, to tease

• tantalize

139
unwavering, firm

• unflinching

140
unreadable

• illegible

141
taint, soil, stain

• sully

142
profitable

• lucrative

143
filch, rob, swipe

• pilfer

144
a likeness

• semblance

145
seize illegally

• usurp

146
looter, pirate

• marauder

147
angry, livid

• irate

148
excessive fatness

• obesity

149
conclude, finish

• terminate

150
to make up, devise

• fabricate

151
famous, outstanding, renowned

• eminent

152
livid, angry

• irate

153
to overcome

• surmount

154
split, breach, break

• rift

155
commonplace, overused, hackneyed

• trite

156
attached, sticking to

• adherent

157
expel, dispel to drive out

• exorcise

158
an extremely poor person

• pauper

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a follower, supporter

• adherent

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an angry argument

• altercation

161
to make shorter

• abridge

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ignore, wink at

• condone

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angelic

• cherubic

164
disagreement

• dissent

165
filch, rob, swipe

• pilfer

166
taint, soil, stain

• sully

167
profitable

• lucrative

168
subdue, vanquish, conquer

• subjugate

169
a likeness

• semblance

170
looter, pirate

• marauder

171
excessive fatness

• obesity

172
angry, livid

• irate

173
conclude, finish

• terminate

174
seize illegally

• usurp

175
to make up, devise

• fabricate

176
livid, angry

• irate

177
famous, outstanding, renowned

• eminent

178
to overcome

• surmount

179
split, breach, break

• rift

180
commonplace, overused, hackneyed

• trite

181
attached, sticking to

• adherent

182
expel, dispel to drive out

• exorcise

183
an extremely poor person

• pauper

184
a follower, supporter

• adherent

185
disagreement

• dissent

186
an angry argument

• altercation

187
to make shorter

• abridge

188
ignore, wink at

• condone

189
angelic

• cherubic