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implicitly
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in a way that is suggested but not communicated directly
distinction
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a difference between two similar things
chum
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a friend
to confide
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to tell secret or something personal to someone who you trust
mannerism
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something that person does repeatedly with their face, hands that they might not realize
to conduct
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to organize and perform a particular activity
requisite
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necessary or needed for a particular purpose
urging
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the act of strongly advising or encouraging someone to do a particular thing
elated
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extremely happy and excited
to hinder
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to limit the ability of someone to do smth or limit the development
to provide
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to give someone something that they need
benefit
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a helpful or good effect
circumstances
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a fact or event that makes the situation the way it is
acquire
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to buy or obtain
average
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a number expressing the central or typical value in a set of data
approximately
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something that is almost but not completely accurate or exact
pin down
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to discover the exact details of smth
decent
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comforting with generally accepted standards of respectable or moral behaving
frequent
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occurring or done many times
self-assessment
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a judgement you make about your abilities, qualities or actions
affectionate
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showing that you love or care about someone
amiable
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friendly and pleasant
considerate
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thinking about feelings and needs of others
faithful
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continuing to support someone or be their friend even in difficult situation loyal friend/ servant / follower
fond
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liking and caring about someone very much especially of result of knowing them very well
loyal
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willing to support even in difficult times
passion
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a powerful emotion such as love or anger
devotion
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great love, admiration or loyalty
respect
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a feeling that something is important and deserves serious attention
trust
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a feeling of confidence in someone that shows you believe they are honest
romance
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and exciting and usually short romantic relationship
bond
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something that gives people or groups a reason to love one another or feel they have a duty to one another
colleague
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someone who works in the same organization or department as you
soulmate
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someone who have a special relationship with because you share same feelings attitudes belifies
inseparable
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people who are inseparable have a very close relationship and spend all their time together
family ties
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a relationship or connection between family
bosom pal
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a very close friend
marriage
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the legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in personal relationship
divorce
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the legal dissolution of a marriage by court
development
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the act or process of growing or causing something to grow and become more advanced
well-being
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the state of being comfortable healthy or happy
regardless
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despite the prevailing circumstances
attachment
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affection, fondness or sympathy for someone / thing
association
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a connection or cooperative link between people or organiza
to idealize
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regard as perfect or better than reality
inadequate
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lacking quality or quantity required
decisively
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in a way that strongly affect how a situation will progress or end
encounter
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an unexpected or causal meeting with someone
objective
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a thing aimed at or sought
unrealistic
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having wrong idea of what is likely to happen or of what you can really do

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