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adjectiveFirmly unwilling to change a position or decision.
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Clear all filtersFirmly unwilling to change a position or decision.
Skillful and effective, especially in a difficult situation.
Skillful in action or thought
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A difficult or unfavorable condition or period.
To reduce a fear, concern, or other troubling feeling.
Ease a troubling feeling
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Willing to consider a proposal or respond favorably to influence.
A comparison that uses a relevant similarity to explain or understand something.
Supporting a main purpose or activity.
Supporting a main activity
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A short account of an incident, often interesting or amusing.
Strong hostility or resentment toward someone.
Strong hostility or ill will toward someone or something.
To calm anger or satisfy demands, often by making concessions.
Skillful and clever, sometimes in a deceptive or manipulative way.
Skillfully devised
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Quick to notice and understand important details.
One word family: also includes astuteness.
Perceptive and practically wise
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Boldly willing to take risks or challenge expectations.
Strongly disinclined or opposed to something.
Overwhelmed by wonder, admiration, or reverence.
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