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Emoji
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#3391
😊
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felicitous
/fəˈlɪsɪtəs/
adjective
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well-chosen, appropriate, or pleasing; marked by good fortune or happiness
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She made a felicitous remark that lightened the mood. |
apt, suitable, appropriate, fortunate
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inappropriate, unsuitable
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felicitous remark, felicitous timing, felicitous choice
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#3392
🌪️
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ferocity
/fəˈrɒsəti/
noun
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the state or quality of being ferocious; fierceness
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The ferocity of the storm caused widespread damage. |
fierceness, savagery, violence, brutality
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gentleness, calmness, mildness
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ferocity of attack, ferocity of beast, ferocity of storm
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#3393
🐅
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ferocious
/fəˈroʊʃəs/
adjective
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savagely fierce, intense, or violent
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The tiger gave a ferocious roar. |
fierce, savage, violent, intense
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gentle, mild, tame
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ferocious attack, ferocious beast, ferocious storm
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#3394
🌿
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fernery
/ˈfɜːrnəri/
noun
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a place or greenhouse where ferns are cultivated
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The garden's fernery was full of exotic plants. |
greenhouse, conservatory, hothouse
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desert, wasteland
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tropical fernery, garden fernery, fernery plants
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#3395
🍇
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fermentation
/ˌfɜːrmənˈteɪʃən/
noun
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a chemical process by which substances like sugar are converted into alcohol or acids using microorganisms
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The fermentation of grapes produces wine. |
brewing, leavening, souring, enzyme action
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sterilization, pasteurization
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alcohol fermentation, fermentation process, yeast fermentation
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#3396
🍇
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ferment
/ˈfɜːrmɛnt/
verb
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fermented
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fermented
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ferments
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fermenting
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to undergo a chemical process where sugars are converted to alcohol or acid; to incite or stir up change
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The grapes are left to ferment for several weeks. |
brew, leaven, agitate, incite
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stagnate, calm
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ferment wine, ferment revolution, ferment unrest, ferment change
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#3397
🐾
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feral
/ˈfɛrəl/
adjective
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existing in a wild or untamed state; not domesticated
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The feral cat roamed the streets at night. |
wild, untamed, savage, uncontrolled
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domesticated, tame
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feral animal, feral cat, feral behavior, feral instincts
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#3398
🚗
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fender
/ˈfɛndər/
noun
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a part of a vehicle that frames a wheel well to protect against mud or debris
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The car's fender was dented in the accident. |
wing, guard, bumper, mudguard
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car fender, damaged fender, fender repair, fender bender
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#3399
👩
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feminine
/ˈfɛmənɪn/
adjective
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having qualities traditionally associated with women; feminine in nature
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She has a very feminine style of dressing. |
womanly, ladylike, delicate, graceful
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masculine, manly
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feminine traits, feminine beauty, feminine energy, feminine touch
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#3400
⚖️
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felony
/ˈfɛləni/
noun
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a serious crime, usually punishable by imprisonment for more than one year
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He was convicted of a felony and sentenced to ten years in prison. |
crime, offense, wrongdoing, misdeed
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innocence, lawfulness
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commit a felony, felony charge, felony conviction, felony offense
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#3401
⚖️
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felonious
/fəˈloʊniəs/
adjective
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relating to or involved in serious criminal activity
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He was charged with felonious assault after the incident. |
criminal, illegal, unlawful, wicked
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innocent, lawful, legal
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felonious act, felonious intent, felonious behavior, felonious conduct
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#3402
🔒
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felon
/ˈfɛlən/
noun
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a person who has committed a serious crime
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The felon was sentenced to ten years in prison. |
criminal, convict, offender, lawbreaker
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innocent, law-abiding
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convicted felon, dangerous felon, repeat felon, felonious act
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#3403
🌲
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fell
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verb
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felled
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felled
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fells
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felling
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to cut down a tree; to cause to fall; to strike down
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The lumberjacks felled several trees in the forest today. |
cut down, knock down, topple, strike
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raise, erect, build
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fell a tree, fell an opponent, felled by disease, fell a giant
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#3404
🐱
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feline
/ˈfiːlaɪn/
adjective
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relating to or characteristic of cats
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Her movements were graceful and almost feline in their elegance. |
catlike, graceful, sleek, nimble
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clumsy, awkward
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feline grace, feline instincts, feline behavior, feline agility
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#3405
😊
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felicity
/fəˈlɪsɪti/
noun
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intense happiness; the ability to find appropriate expression for one's thoughts
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She was known for her felicity in conversation and cheerful nature. |
happiness, joy, delight, bliss
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misery, sadness, unhappiness
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domestic felicity, felicity of expression, supreme felicity, marital felicity
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#3406
🙇
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fawning
/ˈfɔːnɪŋ/
adjective
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displaying exaggerated flattery or affection
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Her fawning compliments made everyone uncomfortable. |
sycophantic, obsequious, flattering, ingratiating
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critical, blunt
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fawning attitude, fawning remarks, fawning behavior
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#3407
🎉
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felicitate
/fəˈlɪsɪteɪt/
verb
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felicitated
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felicitated
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felicitates
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felicitating
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to congratulate someone; to express happiness for someone's success
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We felicitated her on winning the award. |
congratulate, praise, compliment, honor
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criticize, blame
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felicitate someone, felicitating winners, felicitated on achievement
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#3408
🥊
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feint
/feɪnt/
noun
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a deceptive or pretended movement, especially in fighting or sports
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The boxer made a feint to the left before striking to the right. |
trick, bluff, dodge, fake
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direct attack, straightforward move
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make a feint, feint attack, feint left, feint right
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#3409
🎭
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feign
/feɪn/
verb
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feigned
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feigned
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feigns
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feigning
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to pretend or fake; to give a false appearance of
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She feigned illness to avoid going to work. |
pretend, simulate, fake, sham
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reveal, show, disclose
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feign illness, feign interest, feign surprise, feign sleep
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#3410
🧠
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feebleminded
/ˈfiːbəlˌmaɪndɪd/
adjective
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lacking intelligence or mental capacity; foolish or weak-minded
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The feebleminded man struggled to understand basic instructions. |
foolish, dull-witted, simple-minded, weak-minded
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intelligent, clever, sharp
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feebleminded person, feebleminded behavior, feebleminded idea
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#3411
😔
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feeble
/ˈfiːbl/
adjective
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lacking physical strength or vigor; weak
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After the illness, she felt too feeble to stand. |
weak, frail, delicate, puny
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strong, robust, powerful
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feeble attempt, feeble voice, feeble strength, feeble response
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#3412
🤝
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federate
/ˈfɛdərət/
verb
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federated
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federated
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federates
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federating
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to unite in a league or federation; to form an alliance
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Several states federated to create a stronger union. |
ally, unite, confederate, merge
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separate, disband, divide
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federate states, federate nations, federate organizations, federate together
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#3413
🌾
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fecundity
/fiːˈkʌndɪti/
noun
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the ability to produce an abundance of offspring or new growth; fertility
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The fecundity of the river delta supports diverse wildlife. |
fertility, fruitfulness, productivity, richness
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infertility, barrenness, sterility
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fecundity rate, reproductive fecundity, fecundity of soil, high fecundity
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#3414
🌱
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fecund
/ˈfiːkənd/
adjective
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producing or capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth; fertile
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The fecund soil produced a bountiful harvest this year. |
fertile, productive, fruitful, prolific
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barren, infertile, unproductive
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fecund land, fecund imagination, fecund ideas, fecund creativity
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#3415
😞
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feckless
/ˈfɛkləs/
adjective
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lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible
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His feckless attitude at work caused several missed deadlines. |
ineffective, incompetent, irresponsible, helpless
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capable, competent, responsible
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feckless leader, feckless approach, feckless behavior, feckless attempt
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#3416
🤒
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febrile
/ˈfiːbraɪl/
adjective
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having or showing the symptoms of a fever; or highly excitable or agitated
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The patient was in a febrile state with high temperature. |
feverish, hot, restless, excited
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calm, cool
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febrile illness, febrile condition, febrile excitement
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#3417
📱
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feature
/ˈfiːtʃər/
noun
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a distinctive attribute or aspect of something; a characteristic
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The new phone has a unique camera feature. |
attribute, aspect, characteristic, trait
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flaw, defect
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key feature, special feature, highlight feature
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#3418
✅
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feasible
/ˈfiːzəbl/
adjective
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possible to do easily or conveniently; practical and workable
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It is feasible to complete the project within two months. |
practical, possible, workable, achievable
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impossible, unworkable
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feasible plan, feasible solution, technically feasible
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#3419
🤝
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fealty
/ˈfiːəlti/
noun
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loyalty or allegiance, especially to a sovereign or lord
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The knight swore fealty to his king. |
loyalty, allegiance, fidelity, devotion
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treachery, betrayal
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swear fealty, owe fealty, pledge fealty
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#3420
😐
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faze
/feɪz/
verb
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fazed
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fazed
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fazes
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fazing
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to disturb or disconcert someone; to cause to feel unsettled
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She was not fazed by the unexpected question. |
disturb, unsettle, disconcert, perturb
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comfort, reassure
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faze someone, not fazed, completely fazed
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