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principal
- chief, main; a head of college or
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My principal
aim is to become a lawyer. |
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After teaching for twenty years he
became the principal of a
private college. |
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If you leave a
principal of $50,000 on fixed
deposit you will earn a good interest every month. |
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principle -
a basic truth, a law of nature; a rule of behavior |
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He based his life on a few simple
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The underlying
principle of his management
style is compassion. |
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This machine works on the same
principle as the motor car
engine. |
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eligible, illegible |
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moral, morale |
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eminent, imminent |
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persecuted, prosecuted |
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ensure, assure |
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personal, personnel |
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formally, formerly |
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precede, proceed |
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hanged, hung |
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price, prize |
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historic, historical |
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principal, principle |
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homework, housework |
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rational, rationale |
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human, humane |
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respectably, respectively |
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lie, lay |
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stationary, stationery |
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lose, loose |
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weather, whether |
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mature, matured |
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misused, disused |
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