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elegant |
She wore an elegant dress.
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elegance |
She shrugged with as much elegance as she could muster, and eyed the crowd with interest.
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relevant |
She listed her relevant experience on the job application.
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relevance |
His statement had no relevance to this discussion.
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important |
It is important to challenge ourselves in lessons.
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importance |
It is with great importance we listen in class.
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dominant |
She is more dominant than her sister.
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dominance |
To win a trophy a team has to show dominance.
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confident |
The football manager was confident of winning.
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confidence |
She spoke to the teacher in confidence.
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