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laborious |
Adjective
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characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion |
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legal |
Adjective
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allowed by official rules |
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legal |
Adjective
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established by or founded upon law or official or accepted rules |
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legal |
Adjective
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having legal efficacy or force |
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legal |
Adjective
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of or relating to jurisprudence |
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legal |
Adjective
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relating to or characteristic of the profession of law |
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labored |
Adjective
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requiring or showing effort |
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labored |
Adjective
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lacking natural ease |
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laboured |
Adjective
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requiring or showing effort |
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laboured |
Adjective
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lacking natural ease |
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labor-intensive |
Adjective
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requiring a large expenditure of labor but not much capital |
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labour-intensive |
Adjective
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requiring a large expenditure of labor but not much capital |
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learned |
Adjective
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highly educated |
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learned |
Adjective
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established by conditioning or learning |
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learned |
Adjective
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having or showing profound knowledge |
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lettered |
Adjective
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highly educated |
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literate |
Adjective
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knowledgeable and educated in one or several fields |
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literate |
Adjective
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versed in literature |
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literate |
Adjective
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able to read and write |
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literate |
Noun
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a person who can read and write |
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lethargic |
Adjective
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deficient in alertness or activity |
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logy |
Adjective
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stunned or confused and slow to react (as from blows or drunkenness or exhaustion) |
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languid |
Adjective
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lacking spirit or liveliness |
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languorous |
Adjective
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lacking spirit or liveliness |
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listless |
Adjective
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lacking zest or vivacity |
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listless |
Adjective
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marked by low spirits |
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loaded down |
Adjective
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bearing a physically heavy weight or load |
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loaded down |
Adjective
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heavily burdened with work or cares |
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laden |
Adjective
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burdened psychologically or mentally |
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laden |
Adjective
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filled with a great quantity |
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laden |
Verb
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fill or place a load on |
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laden |
Verb
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remove with or as if with a ladle |
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low-down |
Adjective
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(of jazz) having the soulful feeling of early blues |
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low-down |
Adjective
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of the most contemptible kind |
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low-down |
Noun
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slang terms for inside information |
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lyric |
Adjective
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expressing deep emotion |
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lyric |
Adjective
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used of a singer or singing voice that is light in volume and modest in range |
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lyric |
Adjective
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of or relating to a category of poetry that expresses emotion (often in a songlike way) |
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lyric |
Adjective
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relating to or being musical drama |
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lyric |
Noun
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a short poem of songlike quality |
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lyric |
Noun
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the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number |
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lyric |
Verb
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write lyrics for (a song) |
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laid-off |
Adjective
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having lost your job |
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lyrical |
Adjective
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expressing deep emotion |
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lyrical |
Adjective
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suitable for or suggestive of singing |
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life-sustaining |
Adjective
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performing an essential function in the living body |
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labile |
Adjective
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liable to change |
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labile |
Adjective
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(chemistry, physics, biology) readily undergoing change or breakdown |
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lukewarm |
Adjective
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feeling or showing little interest or enthusiasm |
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lukewarm |
Adjective
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moderately warm |