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determined |
Adjective
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strongly motivated to succeed |
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determined |
Adjective
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having been learned or found or determined especially by investigation |
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determined |
Adjective
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characterized by great determination |
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determined |
Adjective
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determined or decided upon as by an authority |
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determined |
Adjective
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devoting full strength and concentrated attention to |
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doomed |
Adjective
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marked for certain death |
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doomed |
Adjective
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(usually followed by `to') determined by tragic fate |
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doomed |
Adjective
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marked by or promising bad fortune |
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doomed |
Adjective
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in danger of the eternal punishment of Hell |
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doomed |
Noun
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people who are destined to die soon |
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driven |
Adjective
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strongly motivated to succeed |
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driven |
Adjective
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urged or forced to action through moral pressure |
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driven |
Adjective
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compelled forcibly by an outside agency |
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derivational |
Adjective
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characterized by inflections indicating a semantic relation between a word and its base |
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destructive-metabolic |
Adjective
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of or relating to catabolism |
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decurved |
Adjective
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bent down or curved downward |
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dorsoventral |
Adjective
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extending from the back to the belly |
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dumb |
Adjective
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unable to speak because of hereditary deafness |
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dumb |
Adjective
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lacking the power of human speech |
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dumb |
Adjective
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temporarily incapable of speaking |
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dumb |
Adjective
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slow to learn or understand |
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dodgy |
Adjective
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marked by skill in deception |
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dodgy |
Adjective
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of uncertain outcome |
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discredited |
Adjective
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suffering shame |
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discredited |
Adjective
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being unjustly brought into disrepute |
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disgraced |
Adjective
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suffering shame |
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dishonored |
Adjective
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suffering shame |
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designing |
Adjective
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concealing crafty designs for advancing your own interest |
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designing |
Noun
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the act of working out the form of something (as by making a sketch or outline or plan) |
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delinquent |
Adjective
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past due |
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delinquent |
Adjective
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failing in what duty requires |
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delinquent |
Adjective
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guilty of a misdeed |
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delinquent |
Noun
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a young offender |
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distracted |
Adjective
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having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety |
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distrait |
Adjective
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having the attention diverted especially because of anxiety |
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dreamy |
Adjective
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dreamy in mood or nature |
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dreamy |
Adjective
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lacking spirit or liveliness |
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drowsy |
Adjective
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showing lack of attention or boredom |
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drowsy |
Adjective
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half asleep |
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detached |
Adjective
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used of buildings |
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detached |
Adjective
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showing lack of emotional involvement |
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detached |
Adjective
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no longer connected or joined |
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detached |
Adjective
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not fixed in position |
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detached |
Adjective
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lacking affection or warm feeling |
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detached |
Adjective
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being or feeling set or kept apart from others |
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dinky |
Adjective
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(British informal) pretty and neat |
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dinky |
Adjective
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small and insignificant |
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dinky |
Noun
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a small locomotive |
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detachable |
Adjective
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designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage |
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dire |
Adjective
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causing fear or dread or terror |