adjective
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characteristic
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One characteristic of the new Lexus
is its computerized seat settings.
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verb
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characterize
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This line is characterized by its
bold flavor and spicy aftertaste.
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adverb
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characteristically
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Characteristically, she accused
middle-level management of the accounting error.
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verb
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consider
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You should consider carefully
whether a product will meet your needs.
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noun
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consideration
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After long
consideration, Heloise decided that the five-year warranty would be
sufficient.
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adjective
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considerable
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The fee for the extra year of
protection was a considerable expense.
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verb
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imply
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She implied that she had graduated
from Harvard.
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noun
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implication
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What are the implications of the
accident?
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adjective
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implicit
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It is implicit in
her demands that if she doesn't get the promotion, she will leave the
company.
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verb
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protect
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Juan protected the warranty by
taking excellent care of his lawn mower.
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noun
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protection
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For your own
protection, you should have a warranty that provides for a replacement
product.
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adjective
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protective
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Alfredo is very
protective of the condition of his car and gets all the preventive
maintenance his warranty requires.
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noun
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reputation
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The good reputation of the
manufacturer inspired Maria Jose to try the new product.
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adjective
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reputable
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Because the
company had a reputable name, 1 did not spend sufficient time reading the
details of the warranty.
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adjective
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reputed
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The new store is reputed to carry
items that are not of the highest quality.
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verb
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require
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The warranty requires that you send
the watch to an approved repair shop to have it fixed.
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noun
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requirement
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The terms of the warranty divulge
the legal requirement the manufacturer has to the consumer.
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adjective
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requisite
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The warranty spelled out the
requisite steps to take to request a replacement product.
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