viable
adjectiveAble to work successfully or remain in existence under the conditions.
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Able to work successfully or remain in existence under the conditions.
Experienced through another person's actions or experiences.
To compete eagerly with others for something.
To clear from blame or demonstrate that a position was justified.
Clear from blame
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Eager to take revenge for a perceived wrong.
Extremely harmful or intensely hostile.
Extremely harmful
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Thick and resistant to flowing.
Showing imaginative insight about future possibilities, sometimes without enough practical detail.
Imaginative about the future
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Bitterly abusive or harshly insulting.
Lively and full of spirited energy.
Openly and readily expressing opinions or feelings.
Loud and forceful in expressing an opinion.
A period of popularity or prevailing fashion.
Prone to rapid or unpredictable change, especially in mood.
Characterized by sensuous pleasure or a full, curving form.
Rich in sensual pleasure
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Extremely eager to consume food, information, or experiences.
A rapidly rotating flow; figuratively, a powerful situation that draws things into it.
Rotating flow
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Open to harm, damage, criticism, or another adverse influence.
To voluntarily give up a right or claim, or decide not to enforce a requirement.
To diminish gradually in strength, size, or intensity.
Cautious because of possible danger or difficulty.
To hesitate between choices or lose steadiness in a position or commitment.
To intercept or detain someone unexpectedly.
A confused or disorderly mass of things.
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