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prudent▼adjective
sagacious in adapting means to ends

wary▼adjective
cautious of danger; timorously or suspiciously prudent; circumspect; scrupulous

forewarned is forearmed▼proverb

slide▼noun
transparent image for projecting

slide▼noun
transparent image for projecting

diaphanously▼adverb

transparently▼adverb
in a transparent manner

transparency▼noun
quality of being transparent; transparence

transparence▼noun
quality of being transparent

sheer▼adjective
very thin or transparent

transparent▼adjective

transparent▼adjective
see-through, clear

percutaneous▼adjective
taking place through the skin

chew▼verb
to crush food with teeth prior to swallowing

ruminate▼verb
to chew cud

ruminant▼noun
artiodactyl ungulate mammal which chews cud

rumination▼noun
act of ruminating

call names▼verb
to insult somebody childishly

hepatic venous pressure gradient▼

cognomen▼noun
nickname

nickname▼noun
byname

nickname▼noun
familiar, invented given name

sobriquet▼noun
familiar name for a person or thing

overcome▼verb
to surmount, get the better of

overcoming▼noun
the act by which something is overcome

overcoming▼noun
the act by which something is overcome

cope with▼verb
come to terms with

live▼verb
survive, persevere, continue

outlast▼verb
to live longer than

outlive▼verb
to live longer than

survive▼verb
live longer than

survive▼verb
live past a life-threatening event

survive▼verb
object, concept: continue to exist

survive▼verb
person: continue to live

relive▼verb
to experience again

survival▼noun
continued existence or life

bygone▼

relic▼noun
old thing, possibly kept for sentimental reasons

fuss▼verb
to be very worried or excited about something, often too much

survive▼verb
object, concept: continue to exist