to make improper use of for personal profit

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

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to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

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undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

101
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

102
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

103
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

104
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

117
lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

118
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

119
to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

121
masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

122
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

123
to get stuck

• mire (v)

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

125
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

126
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

129
an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

137
brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

138
mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

142
unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

143
grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

144
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

145
to get stuck

• mire (v)

146
spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

147
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

148
rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

149
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

150
to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

161
untidy in dress careless, sloppy

• slipshod

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low, vile, detestable, worthy of scorn

• despicable

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lethargic, listless, lazy, sluggish

• languid

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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to make improper use of for personal profit

• exploit (v)

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unconquerable, unbeatable

• invincible

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masterful, proficient, skilled

• adept (adj.)

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grim, gloomy desolate, dreary

• bleak

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to get stuck

• mire (v)

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rough, strong, harsh

• rugged

171
to free from slavery unshackle

• emancipation

172
undersized, miniature, small

• diminutive

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to blame, reprimand, scold

• chide

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spontaneous, impromptu

• extemporaneous

175
an expert

• adept (n)

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a feat, deed

• exploit (n)

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disable, cripple, harm

• impair

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an introduction, preface, prologue

• preamble

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To cause to become, make to perform

• render

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incorrect, fallacious, mistaken

• erroneous

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inclined to doubt

• skeptical

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yearn, aim for, desire earnestly

• aspire

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brash, impudent, undesirably prominent

• obtrusive

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mud a tough situation

• mire (n)