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claustrophobia an abnormal fear of tight and enclosed spaces
colleague an associated or coworker of similar status
dispel to clear away, to remove or get rid of as if by scattering
mettle to courage to bear up under diffecult circumstances:spirt
protract to draw out or lengthen in time
inane empty shallow or silly
daunt to discourage or immitate
deluge a downpour of rain; a flood
fanfare any showy display
condescend to lower oneself to a position one considers inferior
condescend(2) to behave in an offesively superior manner
condescending showing an offensively superior manner
daunting so difficult or dangerous as to discourage or intimidate
deluge(2) a flood of anything
deluge(3) to flood or overwhelm
dub to give a title,nickname, or description to
fanfare(2) a sounding of trumpets or other brass instuments
fledgling a young bird just learning to fly
fledgling(2) a young and inexperienced person
fledgling(3) new and untested
protract to draw out or lengthen
replica a copy or reproduction, especially one on a smaller scale than the orginal
contingent conditional;depending on something else
contingent(2) likely, but not certain to happen;possible
contingent(3) a group that is a part of a larger one
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