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1

to receive something offered or to agree to it.

2

not including a particular thing; other than.

3

a fastening made by tying a rope or cord.

4

a negation marker used to express the opposite or absence.

5

a state of tranquility or absence of war.

6

a portion or part of something; an individual item.

7

simple or unadorned; also a large flat area of land.

8

a flat surface extending in two dimensions; or a powered aircraft.

9

the current state of the atmosphere at a place, including conditions like temperature and precipitation.

10

a conjunction used to introduce alternatives or questions.

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