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  • adj. bad or unwanted in purpose or effect

Adverse

100
  • n. the quality of being easily understood; transparency, purity

Clarity

100
  • adj. closely united; well-integrated, fits together well

Cohesive

100
  • adj. using few words; not including extra or unnecessary information

Concise

100
  • v. to deal with problems or difficult situations and try to come up with solutions

Cope

200

     -    n.   the act or process of using logic or reason to form a conclusion or opinion about  something

Deduction

200
  • v. to add fake/made up information (to a statement or narrative) to make it more interesting

Embellish

200
  • v. include as a part; 

Encompass

200
  • v. to give someone the responsibility of doing something or of caring for someone or something

Entrust

200
  • v. to change or develop slowly, often into a better, more complex, or more advanced state

Evolve

300
  • v. to get, pull, or draw out, usually with special effort, skill, or force

Extract

300
  • v. to hint at; to suggest without saying directly or showing it plainly

Imply

300
  • adj. impossible to understand

Incomprehensible

300
  • adj. happens naturally, automatically a part of something

Intrinsic

300
  • adj. not important, has little effect

Inconsequential

400
  • n. The action of understanding and/or explaining incorrectly

Misinterpretation

400
  • v. to to overcome obstacles; continue doing something even though it is difficult or discouraging

Persevere

400
  • adj. relating to a subject in an appropriate way

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