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389 Terms

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counterproductive

Having the opposite effect of what is desired or intended.

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co-production

A collaborative effort in the production of goods or services.

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reproducible

Able to be reproduced or duplicated.

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mass-produced

Manufactured on a large scale, often using assembly line techniques.

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labour-intensive

Requiring a large amount of labor to produce items or provide services.

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labour-saving

Designed to reduce the amount of labor required.

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belabour

To explain or discuss something in excessive detail.

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cutting-edge

At the forefront of innovation or development.

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clear-cut

Clearly defined or distinct.

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shortcut

A quicker or more direct route.

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cutouts

Shapes that are cut out from a larger material.

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undercut

To undermine or lessen the effect of something.

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superannuated

Obsolete through age or new technological developments.

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biennial

Occurring every two years.

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disfiguration

The act of causing a marked alteration in the appearance of something.

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prefigure

To suggest or represent something in advance.

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reconfigure

To arrange or alter the configuration of something.

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transfiguration

A complete change of form or appearance into a more beautiful or spiritual state.

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overrated

Regarded as better or more important than it really is.

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prorated

To divide, distribute, or assess proportionately.

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unrated

Not assigned a rating.

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insurmountable

Too great to be overcome.

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mountebank

A person who deceives others, especially in a fraudulent way.

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dismount

To get down from something, especially a horse.

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confounded

Used for emphasis, especially to express anger or annoyance.

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foundation

The base or groundwork of something.

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gobsmacked

Amazed; astonished.

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smackdown

A decisive confrontation or clash.

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predicament

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

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malediction

A magical word or phrase uttered with the intention of bringing about evil or destruction.

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flat-footed

Caught off guard; unprepared.

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surefootedness

Steadiness and stability in movement.

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afoot

In progress; being done.

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big-footed

Having a large foot; often indicative of being clumsy.

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wrong-footed

Caught by surprise; caught at a disadvantage.

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footing

The manner in which one stands or moves.

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footstep

The sound made by a foot when it hits the ground.

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barefooted

Without shoes.

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footnote

An additional piece of information at the bottom of a page.

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hotfoot

To hurry; to run away.

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headlights

The front lights of a vehicle.

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limelights

The focus of public attention.

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alight

To come down and settle.

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sidelight

Light coming from the side.

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light-fingered

Skilled at stealing.

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open-mouthed

Surprised or astonished.

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open-handed

Generous; charitable.

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open-and-shut

Straightforward; clear.

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open-plan

A type of design allowing for open space and minimal walls.

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eye-opener

An enlightening or surprising fact.

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open-source

Software that is made available with its source code.

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slack-jawed

Showing a lack of intelligence or astonishment.

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jawbreaker

A word that is hard to pronounce.

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non-concern

Lack of concern.

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unconcernedly

In a way that shows a lack of concern.

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empowered

Having the power and authority to do something.

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overpower

To defeat or overcome someone completely.

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superpower

A very powerful and influential nation.

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disempowered

Having the power or authority taken away.

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full-throatedly

Done in a loud, enthusiastic manner.

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cutthroat

Marked by fierce competition.

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overreach

To extend beyond one's ability or authority.

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outreach

The act of reaching out to others.

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far-reaching

Having a wide range or effect.

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overstepped

Exceeding the limits or bounds.

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sidestepped

Avoided or evaded.

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misstep

A mistake or error.

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doorstep

The threshold of a door.

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undoubtedly

Without doubt; certainly.

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redoubtable

Inspiring fear or awe; formidable.

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vivisection

The practice of conducting operations on living animals.

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intersectional

Relating to the interconnected nature of social categorizations.

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anti-vivisection

Opposition to vivisection.

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non-essential

Not absolutely necessary.

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quintessentially

In a way that is the most perfect example of a particular quality.

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heavenwards

Toward heaven.

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heaven-sent

A great benefit or blessing.

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outright

Completely; entirely.

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incorrigible

Not able to be corrected.

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self-righteous

Having or characterized by a certainty, especially moral, of one's own correctness.

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downright

Directly; completely; unmistakably.

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uprightness

The quality of being upright in conduct.

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snow-caped

Covered with snow.

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snowflake

A single ice crystal that has fallen to the ground.

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snow ploughing

The act of clearing snow.

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containerized

Packaged in containers.

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malcontents

Those dissatisfied with the current state.

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discontent

A lack of satisfaction.

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about-turn

A complete reversal of position or opinion.

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turncoat

A person who betrays their country or party.

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overturned

To reverse a decision or ruling.

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turnaround

A complete change of direction.

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turnoff

An exit from a main route.

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upturned

Directed upward.

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turn-up forth and back

To arrive at a place unexpectedly.

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go-getting

Ambitious and aggressively pursuing goals.

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get-rich-quick

Scheme designed to create wealth rapidly.

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misbegotten

Poorly conceived or planned.

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vote-getter

A candidate or policy that attracts voters.

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ill-gotten

Obtained by dishonest means.