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Name of the phenomenon where characters of a story don't realize something obvious?

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Another word for monument or idol?

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Word or idiom for someone holding (seemingly) contradictory views

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castle's defensive architecture terminology

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Can we use "Result" instead of "Conclusion" as a title in a paper/article?

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WordSearch: Fiction (Sci-fi Realism) that diverges from true history at a previous and defined point in time

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

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Meaning of "constituted" as an adjective

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Equivalent of "Deadbeat Dad" for Mothers

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What's another way to say "to become"?

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Female equivalent of 'son' to call kids

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"President" is to "presidential" as "moderator" is to what?

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Is a bottle of wine = a wine bottle?

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'..just kidding.'

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Which one is used more in America- muddle (up) or jumble (up)?

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What is the key difference between "believing" and "understanding"?

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A word meaning both “crucial” and “elusive”

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single word counterpart to the word 'insidious' when the results are beneficial

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How to ask weather in natural way?

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What term can be used for people learning musical instruments?

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

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What is a person who has a lot of unimportant ideas in his head called?

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Name of the phenomenon where characters of a story don't realize something obvious?

Another word for monument or idol?

Word or idiom for someone holding (seemingly) contradictory views

castle's defensive architecture terminology

Can we use "Result" instead of "Conclusion" as a title in a paper/article?

WordSearch: Fiction (Sci-fi Realism) that diverges from true history at a previous and defined point in time

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

Meaning of "constituted" as an adjective

Equivalent of "Deadbeat Dad" for Mothers

What's another way to say "to become"?

Female equivalent of 'son' to call kids

"President" is to "presidential" as "moderator" is to what?

Is a bottle of wine = a wine bottle?

'..just kidding.'

Which one is used more in America- muddle (up) or jumble (up)?

What is the key difference between "believing" and "understanding"?

A word meaning both “crucial” and “elusive”

single word counterpart to the word 'insidious' when the results are beneficial

How to ask weather in natural way?

What term can be used for people learning musical instruments?

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

What is a person who has a lot of unimportant ideas in his head called?