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level

Definition for level

noun as in horizontal position or thing

Strongest match

height

noun as in rank, position

Strong match

standing

verb as in make even

verb as in destroy, demolish

verb as in aim, direct

Weak match

zero in on

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"If the root causes of homelessness are not addressed at central government level quickly we can only expect the number of deaths on our streets to increase," added Dr Sheldon.

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And, having finally found a comfort level with his new club, he’d regained his confidence.

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It also warned that taking psychedelics can trigger "increases in heart rate, blood pressure and anxiety levels", highlighting the need of administering these substances in a "controlled environment".

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Stress alters the blood flow in the face, and scientists have discovered that the drop in temperature of a person's nose can be used as a measure of stress levels, and to monitor recovery.

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It would then run its engine at below normal power and performance levels in order to record lower readings of nitrogen oxides.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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