v. to hold (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
retain
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n. a strange or funny situation caused when things that happen are the opposite of what was expected (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
irony
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v. to hold suspended. n. grace under pressure, an easy confidence. (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
poise
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adj. opposite n. the opposite of something (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
inverse
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v. to decide that something should be used by a particular person or for a particular purpose (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
allocate
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v. to make something less tense or serious (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
defuse
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n. execessive pride or self- confidence (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
hubris
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n. a vast population movement, usually leaving one place for another because of poverty, hunger, or war (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
exodus
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n. lack of energy or movement (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
inertia
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adj. spread over an area (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
diffuse
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n. people who live and vote in an area (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
constituency
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n. a person or thing that is the cause of a major change or action (allocate, catalyst, constituency, defuse, diffuse, exodus, hubris, inertia, inverse, irony, poise, retain)
