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palliate
To lessen the severity of a problem without removing its cause.
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palliated
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To lessen the severity of a problem without removing its cause.
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palpable
So clear or strong that it is readily perceived; literally, able to be touched.
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parable
A short story that illustrates a moral or general lesson.
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paradigm
A model, pattern, or framework used to understand or approach something.
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paradox
An apparent contradiction that may nevertheless express a truth.
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paragon
A model of excellence or a perfect example of a quality.
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paramour
A lover, especially in a secret or socially disapproved relationship.
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parochial
Limited to narrow local concerns or experiences.
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parsimonious
Extremely unwilling to spend or use resources, often excessively so.
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partiality
A particular preference or an inclination to favor one side.
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partisan
Strongly favoring a particular side, group, or cause.
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passive
Taking little independent action or accepting events without active resistance.
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pate
The top of the head, often used humorously.
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patent
Clearly evident or unmistakable.
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pathological
Relating to disease or showing a persistent, abnormal pattern.
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patronage
Support or sponsorship given to a person or activity.
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patronizing
Treating someone with an air of superiority that appears helpful or kind.
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paucity
A shortage or insufficient amount.
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peculiarity
A distinctive or unusual characteristic, habit, or feature.
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pedantic
Overly concerned with minor details, rules, or displaying learning.
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pedantry
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Excessive concern with minor rules or details, often as a display of learning.
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pedestrian
Ordinary and lacking imagination or distinction.
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pejorative
Expressing disapproval or contempt.
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