abstract, used to describe art which uses shapes, absurd, stupid or unreasonable, bizarre, very strange, bother, make an effort to do something (verb), breathtaking, extremely beautiful (e.g. landscape), cast, actors in a film, count on, to be confident that you can depend on someone, delightful, very pleasant, depend on, to trust someone or something to do something, dreadful, very bad, low quality, exceptional, greater or better than usual, fine, excellent, focus on, give a lot of attention to, get round to, find time to do something, go on, continue, impressive, something or someone you admire, log on, connect a computer to a sytem using your name, lyrics, words of a song, moving, causing strong feelings, mysterious, strange, not known or understood, outstanding, clearly much better than what is usual, plot, the story of a book, film, play, poor, not good, low quality, portrait, a painting, photo, drawing of a person, predictable, happening or behaving in a way that you expect, regret, to feel sorry, rely on, to need a particular thing or the help and support of someone or something in order to succeed, remarkable, unusual or special, superb, excellebt quality, take on, to accept a job

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