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WORD               SYNONYMS                    WORD               SYNONYMS
             outcome         result, conclusion,           renown           fame, reputation
                              effect, consequence          resistance       opposition, defiance
             overwhelm       overpower, overcome
                                                           reticent         shy, withdrawn, reserved
             panic           alarm, dread, terror, fear
                                                           rigid            stiff, inflexible,
             partial         incomplete, part, biased,                      unyielding
                              prejudiced                   sane             sound, sensible,
             pathetic        sad, pitiful, moving,                          reasonable
                              touching                     shrewd           clever, sharp, artful,
             peculiar        odd, strange, queer                            cunning

             perceive        realise, understand,          slander          defame, malign, defile
                              grasp                        solicit          request, seek, plead,
             perpetual       endless, eternal,                              beseech
                              permanent                    sordid           vulgar, dirty, foul,
             persevere       pursue, endure, persist                        corrupt

             persuade        convince, coax, induce        special          remarkable, particular,
                                                                            exceptional,
             perturb         upset, disturb
                                                                            extraordinary
             postpone        defer, delay                  splendid         grand, magnificent,

             preliminary     opening, introductory                          remarkable
                                                           spurious         false, fake
             pretence        fake, pretext
                                                           stern            strict, sharp, harsh,
             prudent         wise, cautious
                                                                            severe
             rare            unusual, unique, scarce       subjective       personal, biased,

             rational        logical, sensible,                             individual
                              reasonable                   submit           present, surrender, yield
             rebuke          scold, reproach, reprimand    surprising       amazing, startling,

             redeem          retrieve, regain, recover                      astonishing
                                                           tedious          dreary, boring,
             regret          repent, mourn, lament,
                              grieve                                        monotonous
             reiterate       repeat, restate               temperate        moderate, mild, mellow
                                                           tentative        provisional
             relevant        pertinent, appropriate
                                                           thoughtful       reflective, contemplative
             remorse         regret, repentance, guilt

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