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phase, aspect, facet, angle, side.
These nouns refer to a particular or possible way of viewing something, such
as an object, a situation, or a process.
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pity, compassion, commiseration, sympathy, condolence, empathy.
These nouns signify sympathetic, kindly concern aroused by the misfortune,
affliction, or suffering of another.
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pleasure, enjoyment, delight, joy.
These nouns denote a pleasant feeling, as of happiness or personal
satisfaction, evoked by something that is to one's liking
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ponder, meditate, deliberate, ruminate, mull, muse.
These verbs mean to consider something carefully and at length.
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possible, workable, practicable, feasible, viable.
These nouns denote whether events are able or likely to occur.
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praise, acclaim, commend, extol, laud.
These verbs mean to express approval or admiration.
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predicament, plight, quandary, jam, fix, pickle.
These nouns all refer to a situation from which it is difficult to free
oneself.
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presume, presuppose, assume.
These verbs signify to take something for granted or as being a fact.
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pretend, assume, affect, simulate, feign, fake, counterfeit.
These verbs all mean to take on a false or misleading appearance.
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prevailing, prevalent, current, rife.
These adjectives denote what exists or is encountered generally at a
particular time.
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prevent, preclude, avert, obviate, forestall.
These verbs mean to stop or hinder something from happening, especially by
advance planning or action.
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price, charge, cost, expense.
These nouns signify an amount given or asked for in payment for goods or
services.
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