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observant |
The security guard was very observant.
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observance |
We require strict observance of the rules.
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expectant |
His attitude was very expectant.
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hesitant |
John was hesitant to stand up and speak.
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hesitancy |
Hesitancy to answer questions might be seen as suspicious.
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tolerant |
The daycare owner was very tolerant.
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tolerance |
To get along with people you must show tolerance.
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substance |
An atom is the smallest part of a substance.
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assistant |
The shop assistant was knowledgeable.
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assistance |
Do you need assistance?
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