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| collage | A picture made by pasting on a background things like parts of newspapers, fabric, and magazines. |
| college | An institution of higher learning that gives degrees. |
| emigrants | People who leave their own country or region to settle in another. |
| immigrants | People who comes into a foreign country or region to live there. |
| hardy | Able to bear hard treatment or fatigue. |
| hearty | Warm and friendly; genuine. |
| envelop | To wrap, cover, hide, or conceal. |
| envelope | A paper cover in which a letter or anything flat can be mailed or filed. |
| magnet | Stone or piece of metal that has the property of attracting iron or steel. |
| magnate | An important, powerful person. |
| liable | Subject to the possibility of something; likely or possible. |
| libel | A written or published statement or picture that damages a person's reputation. |
| allude | To refer to something indirectly. |
| elude | To avoid or escape by cleverness or quickness. |
| rational | Reasonable or sensible. |
| rationale | The fundamental reason for something. |
| persecute | To cause repeated suffering. |
| prosecute | To bring before a court of law. |
| imply | To mean something without saying it; to express indirectly. |
| infer | To find out by a process of reasoning from something known or assumed; to make a conclusion about something. |
