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adj.
1.not in operation or operational
2.below a satisfactory level
3.(of events) no longer planned or scheduled
4.in an unpalatable state
5.not performing or scheduled for duties off adv.
1.from a particular thing or place or position (`forth' is obsolete)
2.at a distance in space or time
3.no longer on or in contact or attached

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    Idiom of the Day

    look in on (someone)
    to go to see someone, to make a short visit to someone, to make a call on someone to see if he or she is doing well
    "Could you please look in on the baby and see if she is sleeping."



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    After years of living at a(n) ________ pace, Paola decided it was time to slow down and learn how to relax.

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