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word for: to approve, support, or sustain:
endorse
word for the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.
dismissal
an outgoing, overtly expressive person.
extrovert
when you can not concentrace cause of some circumstances
distracted
to be different from something
to differs from
idiom for in opposition to someone or something, as in a contest.
up against something/someone
other way of saying reliable
dependable
to reveal or to to expose something
bring out
somebody who is only focused on money
money-oriented
word for an event, action, or object that clearly shows or embodies something, especially a theory or an abstract idea.
manifestations
be something special, not normal
extraordinarily
other saying for because of. more in terms of guilty cause of the previous act.
owing to
word for being very lazy
bone idle
admit or state that one has committed a crime or is at fault in some way
confess
expression for: Perfectly suited for
made for
expression for: fix, to repair a mistake you did
to make good
expression for: last chance
make or break it
expression for a compensation
make up for
expression for, get by, have enough but no extra
make do with
trying forcefully to succeed, to get money
on the make
expression for: to figuire it out, to understand it cleary
make out
act like someone
make like
to steal something
make off with
taken over
to usurp
word for: an event or periode of time which is important because it represents a big chance
watersheeds
to say that something is someone's fault; to place the guilt for something on someone
blame on
huge and deep change
profound change
a speical tree
oak
word for: to press forcibly together; compress.
squeeze
word for: to copy or inmitate someone or something in action
to mimic
word for: an inclination toward a particular characteristic or type of behavior.
tendency
word for: a person looked to by others as an example to be imitated, especially by younger people
role model
word for: connected to someone or something
bounded
expression for something who is almost not affordable
completely prohibitive
word for something that who is damaged
crippled
word for: having a high reputation; honored; esteemed
prestigious
word for: an amount of money spent on something.
outlay
word for experience or be subjected to
underwent
expression for: to be very shocking or harmful to something
to deal a blow
other expression for no question
no doubt
