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Synonyms E
100

steal, trespass, encroach, illegal hunting or capturing of wild animals 

poaching 

100

expel from a country, banish, expatriate, extradite 

deport 

100

runaway, outlaw, escapee, on-the-run, on-the-lam

fugitive 

100

smuggled, bootlegged, under the counter, black-market goods 

contraband 

100

inrush, entrance, incursion, inflow

influx 

200

aboriginal, native. autochthonous 

indigenous 

200

extortion, threat, hush money

blackmail 

200

slip in, sneak in, worm in, wriggle in, permeate gradually and without much notice 

infiltrate 

200

alert, attentive, observant, open-eyed, watchful, wide-awake 

vigilant 

200

clogged, blocked, jammed, obstructed 

congested 

300

impetus, spur, stimulant, stimulus, boost

momentum 

300

hamper, encumber, hinder, hold back, interfere with, tie up

impede 

300

excite, exhilarate, pump up, charge, infuse with energy

galvanize 

300

refuge, haven, harbor, oasis, shelter 

sanctuary 

300

interfering, disruptive, taking over 

invasive 

400

honest, straightforward, understandable, not hiding anything, frank, open, sincere 

transparent 

400
reprimand, admonish, reprove, chide, reproach 

rebuke 

400

hand over, expel, deport, repatriate, deliver, release, bring to justice, bring to trial 

extradite 

400

disinter, unearth 

exhume 

400

fight, brawl, fracas, tussle 

scuffle 

500

insurrection, outbreak, rebellion, revolt, insurgence 

uprising 

500

fatherhood, ancestry, parentage, extraction, descent 

paternity 

500

eschew, avoid purposely

shun

500

urge to travel, unsettledness, itchy feet, restlessness, have the travel bug 

wanderlust 

500

vulnerable, exposed, open, liable, endangered 

susceptible 

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