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7. sanction, sanctioning, tolerance, sufferance, brooking, abidance, endurance; support; authorization, authority, approval, countenance, approbation, going along with; permission, leave, consent, assent, Law.connivance; license, permit.
-v. 8. diet, regulate, restrict, select, limit; allocate, ration, stint, allot, dole out, dispense,

alloy, n.1. compound, composite, hybrid, mongrel, amalgam; mixture, mix, combine, fusion, blend, coalescence, union, Bot.

homogeny, Archaic, crasis; consolidation, conglomerate, agglomerate, aggregate; pinchbeck, sham, counterfeit, fake, imitation, synthetic.
2. admixture, commixture, minglement, intermingle-ment; combination, conglomeration, agglomeration, aggregation,
Chem.

levigation; adulteration, debasement, pollution, contamination, vitiation.
3. karat, pureness, purity, fineness, quality; standard, grade, degree, level, criterion.
4.
impurity, foreign oralien substance, pollutant, polluter, contaminant, debaser, vitiator.
-v. 5. compound, admix, commix, mix,
Chem.

levigate; combine, interfuse, fuse, conjoin, incorporate, unite, unify, coalesce, merge; conglomerate, agglomerate, amalgamate, blend, homogenize, Archaic. temper; commingle, mingle, intermingle, intermix; synthesize, consolidate, compose, put together.
6. adulterate, debase, pollute, contaminate, vitiate; downgrade, depreciate, cheapen, lower in value; deteriorate, ruin, impair, harm,

all right, adj.1. safe, secure, whole, complete, unharmed, unhurt, uninjured, unimpaired, unbroken; sound, healthy, well, hale.
2. satisfactory, acceptable, allowable, permissible; warrantable, approvable, sanctionable, fine,
Inf. okey-dokey, Inf.okle-dokle, Inf.O.K., Inf.kosher, SI.hunky-dory, SI.hunky.

-adv.

3. yes, okay, very well, if you wish, why not?
4.
satisfactorily, well, adequately, sufficiently, well enough, up to par; acceptably, admissibly, suitably, appropriately, aptly, properly, correctly.
5. certainly, assuredly, for sure, without a doubt, without fail.

allude, v. 1. mention, mention in passing, touch upon; cite, refer to, advert to, point to, make an allusion to, Dial,

signify.
2. hint, suggest, adumbrate; imply, implicate, intimate, insinuate, infer.

allure, v. entice, lure, bait, intrigue, beguile, inveigle; tempt, tantalize, seduce, ensorcell, bewitch, enchant; captivate, fascinate, charm, spellbind; entrance, enrapture, transport, enravish, transfix; titillate, tickle, interest, delight; arouse, rouse, incite, whet, stimulate; induce, persuade, prevail upon, bribe, suborn; attract, appeal, draw, magnetize, hypnotize, sway, mesmerize,

allurement, n.1. charm, magnetism, appeal, attraction; fascination, enchantment, entrancement, be-witchery, bewitchment; captivation, seduction, seduce-ment, ensnarement, entrapment.
2. temptation, enticement, lurement, beguilement, tantalization, teasing, baiting,

alluring, adj.1. tempting, enticing, seductive, beguiling, tantalizing; inviting, stimulating, exciting, arousing; sensuous, Inf.sexy, voluptuous, beautiful. 2. fascinating, charming, engaging, winning, winsome, magnetic, appealing, attractive; enchanting, entrancing, bewitching, captivating, enrapturing, ravishing, irresistible,

allusion, n.casual reference, citation, quotation; hint, suggestion, intimation, inference,

allusive, adj.referential, indicative, inferential, suggestive, allusory.

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