| Definitions | Word Pair |
| One means to be; the other, what we own | |
| One means at an advanced point in time; the other, more recent | |
| One means having the proper qualities; the other, in a proper manner | |
| One means at a greater distance; the other, to advance | |
| One means to be able; the other, to have permission | |
| One means preferably, the other; if | |
| One means to bestow; the other, to compensate | |
| One means something to which thought or action is directed; the other, the main topic of a thought | |
| One means to examine items to note similarities; the other, to present a difference | |
| One means an actor with a leading role; the other, a code or essence | |
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| One means a smaller number that can be counted; the other, a smaller amount | |
| One means to convey indirectly; the other, to reach an informed conclusion | |
| One means to cause a change; the other, an outcome | |
| One is used with three or more; the other, with only two | |
| One means to receive; the other, excluding | |
| One means a dry, arid region; the other, a sweet treat eathen after a meal | |
| One means to come before; the other, to go forward | |
| One means a city that is the seat of government; the other, the main government building | |
| One means to stop; the other, to smash | |
| One means to place something; the other, to recline | |
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