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What does 'proximity' mean?

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Proximity indicates the closeness in time or space.

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What is a 'spurious' claim?

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A spurious claim is one that is false and not true.

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How would you define 'fortuitous'?

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Fortuitous describes something that happens by chance.

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What does it mean to 'debilitate' someone?

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To debilitate someone means to make them weak or feeble.

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What is the meaning of 'transient'?

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Transient refers to something that is temporary and fleeting.

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What is the opposite of 'transient'?

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The opposite of transient is permanent.

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Can you give an example of a 'fortuitous' event?

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Winning a lottery ticket by chance is an example of a fortuitous event.

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What are some synonyms for 'debilitate'?

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Synonyms for debilitate include weaken, incapacitate, and enfeeble.

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In what context might 'proximity' be important?

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Proximity is important in contexts such as geography, relationships, and communication.

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What is a common misconception about 'spurious' claims?

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A common misconception is that spurious claims can sometimes be true; however, they are always false.

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