| A | B |
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| judgment | legal verdict; obligation resulting from verdict; decision of judge; decision on disputed matter; discernment or good sense; opinion; estimate based on observation; judging of something; divine punishment; act of making statement |
| privilege | restricted right or benefit; rights and advantages enjoyed by elite; special honor; confidentiality of communication; lawmaker's right to special treatment; stock option |
| lose | something taken away; make somebody forfeit something; mislay something; fail to win; earn less money than you spend; experience reduction in something; cease having quality; cease having ability or sense; not use something to advantage; be unable to control something; have loved one die; leave somebody following behind; no longer see or hear somebody; confuse somebody; dispose of something; run slow |
| maintenance | continuing repair work; upkeep; continuation of something; provision of financial support; means of support; interference in legal action |
| necessary | required; following inevitably; logically true; essential |
| noticeable | easily seen; noteworthy |
| occasion | particular time; chance or opportunity; cause or reason; need; important event |
| occurred | happen; exist; enter mind |
| occurrence | happening; fact of occurring |
| omission | something left out; omitting of something |
| omitted | left somebody or something out; failed to do something |
| opportunity | advantageous chance; favorable conditions |
| personal | relating to somebody's private life; relating to one person; done by one person only; intended for somebody; referring offensively to somebody; unfairly remarking or questioning about others; of body; conscious and individual; of movable property |
| personnel | department of organization dealing with employees; people employed in organization |
| planning | work out how to do something; intend to do something; |
| possession | ownership; something owned; colony; state of being controlled; control of ball; illegal ownership of something; occupancy |
| practical | concerned with matters of fact; useful; good at solving problems; practicing; suitable for everyday use; virtual |
| precede | come or go before something; introduce something with something |
| preferred | like somebody or something better; lay charge before court; give priority to somebody; promote somebody |
| loose | not firmly attached; slack; not tight-fitting; free; not packaged; not firmly packed; imprecise; flexible; available; irresponsible; too fluid; accompanied by phlegm; relaxed; promiscuous |
