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to make very small changes to something in order to make it work as well as possible

fine-tune

used to describe people or things that you dislike or oppose because they are so unpleasant or wrong

objectionable

in a similar way

alike

used after referring to two groups of people or things to show that both groups are included

alike

showing no interest or mental activity

vacant

dirty

soiled

shy and nervous; without much confidence; easily frightened

timid

too enthusiastic and eager

overzealous

a piece of bedroom furniture with drawers, sometimes with a mirror on top, used especially for keeping clothes in

dresser

without much care, attention, or control

lax

to bring someone back to life

resurrect

not active or growing now, but having the ability to become active in the future

dormant

in some religions, the place, sometimes imagined to be in the sky, where God or the gods live and where good people are believed to go after they die, so that they can enjoy perfect happiness

heaven

(especially in Christianity) an occasion when someone is saved from evil, suffering, etc.

redemption

the act of exchanging bonds, shares, etc. for money

redemption

to be too bad to be improved or saved by anyone

be beyond/past redemption

with special permission not to do or pay something

exempt (from)

the capital city of Scotland, where the Scottish Parliament is based

Edinburgh

used to tell someone that you cannot accept an invitation now, but would like to do so at a later time

take a rain check (on something)

a piece of clothing worn over the front of other clothes to keep them clean when doing a dirty or messy job, especially cooking

apron