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111ex|pect|ance — «ehk SPEHK tuhns», noun. = expectation. (Cf. ↑expectation) …
112ex|u|ber|ance — «ehg ZOO buhr uhns», noun. 1. the fact or condition of being exuberant; great abundance. 2. luxuriant growth: »an exuberance of tropic vegetation. 3. an extravagance; excessive outburst: »the exuberance of the dog s joy at our return. 4. an… …
113ex|ult|ance — «ehg ZUHL tuhns», noun. = exultation. (Cf. ↑exultation) …
114fai|ne|ance — «FAY nee uhns», noun. = faineancy. (Cf. ↑faineancy) …
115flam|boy|ance — «flam BOY uhns», noun. flamboyant nature or quality …
116for|bear|ance — «fr BAIR uhns», noun. 1. the act of forbearing. 2. patience; self control. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under patience. (Cf. ↑patience) 3. a refraining from enforcing the payment of a debt after it is due …
117fur|ther|ance — «FUR thuhr uhns», noun. 1. the act of furthering; helping forward; advancement; promotion. SYNONYM(S): aid, assistance. 2. a means or source of help …
118gov|ern|ance — «GUHV uhr nuhns», noun. government; rule; control …
119griev|ance — «GREE vuhns», noun. 1. a real or imagined wrong; reason for being annoyed or angry; cause for complaint: »The captain told his men to report any grievance to him. SYNONYM(S): injustice, injury. 2. Obsolete. suffering, distress, or trouble, or a… …
120guid|ance — «GY duhns», noun, adjective. –n. 1. the action of guiding; direction; leadership: »Under her mother s guidance, she learned how to swim. 2. a thing that guides: »Common sense is usually our best guidance in difficult situations. 3. Education.… …
