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91contradictory class location — During the 1970s class analysis (particularly of a Marxist kind) was preoccupied with the problem of assigning class positions to those ‘intermediate’ roles (such as manager, supervisor, or salaried professional) which seemed to be neither… …
92cogent adj — The gears on my bicycle need replacing, Tom said cogently …
93tekścić — Powiedzieć coś śmiesznego, szokującego, robiącego wrażenie, celnego, lub ważnego Eng. To say something funny, shocking, impressive, or important, especially very accurately and cogently …
94cogent — [ kəʊdʒ(ə)nt] adjective (of an argument or case) clear, logical, and convincing. Derivatives cogency noun cogently adverb Origin C17: from L. cogent , cogere compel …
95urgently — ad. Pressingly, violently, vehemently, cogently, forcibly, importunately …
96cogent — adjective formal something such as an argument that is cogent is reasonable, so that people are persuaded that it is correct: cogent argument/reasons/answers etc: Professor Calder presented a cogent examination of the facts. cogently adverb… …
97straight — 1. adjective 1) a long, straight road Syn: unswerving, undeviating, linear, as straight as an arrow, uncurving, unbending Ant: winding, zigzag 2) that picture isn t straight Syn …
98vigorously — adv 1. energetically, dynamically, with might and main, hammer and tongs, with a vengeance, like a trooper, Inf. to beat the band, Sl. up a storm; strenuously, actively, trenchantly; quickly, briskly, spryly, sprightly, sprightfully, Inf. zippily …
99straight — 1. adjective 1) a long, straight road Syn: direct, linear, unswerving, undeviating 2) that picture isn t straight Syn: level, even, in line, aligned, square, vertical, upright …
100cogent — UK [ˈkəʊdʒ(ə)nt] / US [ˈkoʊdʒənt] adjective formal a cogent argument is reasonable and sensible Derived word: cogently adverb …
