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recuperate
To recover strength or well-being after strain or illness.
One word family: also includes recuperation.
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To recover strength or well-being after strain or illness.
One word family: also includes recuperation.
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To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.
One word family: also includes reiteration.
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Directly connected with or useful to the matter being considered.
One word family: also includes relevance.
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Looking back on past events or work.
One word family: also includes retrospect.
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The art of effective expression; also language criticized as impressive but lacking substance.
One word family: also includes rhetorical.
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Showing attentive concern or care, sometimes excessively.
One word family: also includes solicitude.
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Concerned only with surface features rather than depth or substance.
One word family: also includes superficiality.
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Readily affected or influenced by something.
One word family: also includes susceptibility.
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A person who flatters someone powerful to gain advantage.
One word family: also includes sycophantic.
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Expressed in very few words, sometimes with an abrupt tone.
One word family: also includes terseness.
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Present or appearing almost everywhere.
One word family: also includes ubiquity.
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To waver between choices or positions.
One word family: also includes vacillation.
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Truthfulness or conformity to fact.
One word family: also includes veracious.
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Playfully fanciful or guided by an unusual fancy.
One word family: also includes whimsy.