Vocabulary

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to ignore (a fault, misstep, issue, etc.); to disregard; to overlook; to pass over; to let go unquestioned

Phrase

nightless gay quarters; nightless city

Noun

indisposition; emperor's illness; unhappiness

Noun

disused article

Noun

neglect of health; intemperance

na-Adj

space without columns

Noun

unreasonable; irrational; illogical

na-Adj

inseparability

Noun

nonnegotiable

Noun

degradation; downfall

Noun

juvenile delinquent

Noun

trouble-shooting; fault analysis

Noun

bad debts

Noun

insulator; nonconductor; poor conductor

Noun

indiscretion; bad idea; thoughtlessness; indiscreetness

Noun

(crime of) adultery

Noun

indisposition; sickness

Noun

discontinuous

na-Adj

unearned

Noun

unearned income; investment income; passive income

Noun

fountain of youth

Noun

perpetual youth and longevity; immortality

Noun

poor preparation

Noun

lawless; outrageous; insolent; rude; inexcusable; unpardonable

na-Adj

unbending; inflexible; tenacity; indomitableness

na-Adj

tenacity; indomitableness; dauntlessness; inflexibility

Noun

free-spirited and uninhibited

Noun

ill-bred; impolite; rude; impudent; insolent; blunt

na-Adj

recalcitrant; insubordinate; lawless; disaffected; malcontent; rebellious

Adj

stainless steel

Noun

maintaining a reasonable distance; keeping a proper distance; being neither too close nor too distant; taking a neutral position

Phrase

to direct someone (toward)

Verb

addition; accessory; appendage; supplement; appendix; complement

Noun

something unrelated (to what has been discussed thus far)

Phrase

constant attendance; uninterrupted supervision; staying with someone all the time

Noun

attendant

Noun

constant attendance; uninterrupted supervision; staying with someone all the time

Noun

to be in constant attendance

Verb

attendant

Noun

(female) private nurse; patient attendant

Noun