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What's a word for the exact opposite of regret?

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What would a specialist be called whose job is to convince people?

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Backstabs you constantly in a subtle way

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Word to describe the way cattle and buffalo consume fodder?

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Is there a difference between "dislike" and "don't like"?

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Word / phrase for a product/system that presents several unrelated functions

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What is the origin of "on the way"?

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Is it not a sort of genius to cut always to the heart?

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What do you call something that makes you feel empty?

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Word for not being able to focus on one task

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Right word for repeating something several times to make one believe that the thing is true

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Word/Phrase for an unnecessarily rude response

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A formal reply without any useful information

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Is there a word for "to make parallel'?

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"By foot" vs. "on foot"

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The "Since... then" construction

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What do you call someone who starts arguments for their own satisfaction?

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Expression for a situation which you’re forced to be in but would still choose over something else since you’ve gotten used to it with time

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Word request: The best at what you do

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English idiom for learning a skill by observing someone else doing it

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Phrase meaning "a 24/7/365 environment"

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A verb that means “to prove someone is guilty of a crime”

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Single Word : Cannot be resolved by waiting and trying again

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Verb for "study hard"

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What's a word for the exact opposite of regret?

What would a specialist be called whose job is to convince people?

Backstabs you constantly in a subtle way

Word to describe the way cattle and buffalo consume fodder?

Is there a difference between "dislike" and "don't like"?

Word / phrase for a product/system that presents several unrelated functions

What is the origin of "on the way"?

Is it not a sort of genius to cut always to the heart?

What do you call something that makes you feel empty?

Word for not being able to focus on one task

Right word for repeating something several times to make one believe that the thing is true

Word/Phrase for an unnecessarily rude response

A formal reply without any useful information

Is there a word for "to make parallel'?

"By foot" vs. "on foot"

The "Since... then" construction

What do you call someone who starts arguments for their own satisfaction?

Expression for a situation which you’re forced to be in but would still choose over something else since you’ve gotten used to it with time

Word request: The best at what you do

English idiom for learning a skill by observing someone else doing it

Phrase meaning "a 24/7/365 environment"

A verb that means “to prove someone is guilty of a crime”

Single Word : Cannot be resolved by waiting and trying again

Verb for "study hard"