Advanced Deck 23

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dominance

noun

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the state of being more powerful, successful, or important than others
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fatigue

noun

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tiredness or exhaustion
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partition

noun

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a wall, screen, or piece of glass used to separate one area from another
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invert

verb

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to turn something upside down or inside out
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slash

verb

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to cut violently
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slash

verb

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to greatly reduce the amount or value of something
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facet

noun

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one aspect or part of something
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sniff

verb

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to smell something by taking short breaths through the nose
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finite

adjective

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having an end or definable limits; measurable
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tract

noun

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an extended area or indefinite stretch of land
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slab

noun

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a thick, flat piece of something, like wood, metal, stone, or other material
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synthetic

adjective

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not natural; made from artificial materials
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temporal

adjective

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of, pertaining, or relating to time
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static

adjective

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stagnant or stationary; unchanging
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antiquity

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the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages
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locus

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a place or location
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aggregate

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a sum total amount of something
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equilibrium

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a state of balance between different forces or influences
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viable

adjective

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capable of living, developing, or growing; can also mean capable of working or functioning
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plausible

adjective

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having an appearance of truth or reason; likely to be true or valid
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