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defer, postpone, put off (they deferred the decision until February)
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disconcert (the abrupt change of subject disconcerted her)
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abrupt (I was surprised by the abrupt change of subject)
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smucić się, (suffer grief) start learning
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grieve, (she grieved for her father)
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an impression of a quality or manner start learning
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air of (she answered with a faint air of boredom)
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principal (the country's principal cities)
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opadać, maleć, słabnąć lub grecznie odmówić start learning
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decline (Caroline declined the coffee, a serious decline in bird numbers)
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scarcity, shortage (a time of scarcity)
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unable to be supported or justified, unable to be endured start learning
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insupportable (the heat was insupportable, he had arrived at a wholly insupportable conclusion)
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very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail. start learning
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fastidious (he chooses his words with fastidious care)
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tempt, allure (don't allow impatience to tempt you into overexposure and sunburn)
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cordial (the atmosphere was cordial and relaxed)
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without regard or consideration for start learning
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conceit (he was puffed up with conceit)
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conceited (Not to be vain or conceited, but it was the truth and anyone sensible would agree.)
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not having enough of a specified quality or ingredient start learning
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deficient (this diet is deficient in vitamin B)
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inherit (she inherited a fortune from her father)
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cruelty, atrocity (war atrocities)
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disposition (a sweet-natured girl of a placid disposition)
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placid (this horse has a placid nature)
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zniekształcać (pull or twist out of shape.) start learning
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distort (a grimace distorted her fine mouth)
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deem (the event was deemed a great success)
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strengthen, reinforce (paratroopers were sent to reinforce the troops already in the area)
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uległy (ready to conform to the authority or will of others; meekly obedient or passive) start learning
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submissive (Dee believed the Angels to be obedient servants of God, submissive to the authority of Christ.)
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zgodny, inclined to agree with others or obey rules, especially to an excessive degree; acquiescent. start learning
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compliant (good-humored, eagerly compliant girls)
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eager to (the man was eager to please)
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launch (the launch of a new campaign against drinking and driving)
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flee (a man was shot twice as he fled from five masked youths)
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sprawstwo, popełnienie x2 start learning
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perpetration, the commission
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zginąć (suffer death, typically in a violent, sudden, or untimely way.) start learning
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perish (a great part of his army perished of hunger and disease)
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reinstate (the union is fighting to reinstate the fired journalists)
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a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack. start learning
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target (We've seen quite a shift from attacks on civilian targets to stronger attacks on military targets, particularly in the last 10 days.)
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targeted (two men were targeted by the attackers)
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legitimacy (to challenge the legitimacy)
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unable to be challenged or denied (niezaprzczalny) start learning
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indisputable (a far from indisputable fact)
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wzbudzać (evoke or awaken (a feeling, emotion, or response).) start learning
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arouse (something about the man aroused the guard's suspicions)
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wywołać, przywołać (bring or recall to the conscious mind.) start learning
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evoke (the sight of American asters evokes pleasant memories of childhood)
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zmniejszać, osłabiać (make or become less; diminish.) start learning
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lessen (+ reduce, weaken, the years have lessened the gap in age between us)
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shun (he shunned fashionable society)
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favorable (the book received highly favorable reviews, they made a settlement (ugoda) favorable to the unions
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