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reserved
adjective as in silent, unsociable; constrained
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A college education in the U.S. was once largely reserved for the elite, much like in England and elsewhere in Europe.
Their work has been seen as reflecting their vastly different personas—Manet the dashing, witty, impetuous flâneur; Morisot the reserved, intelligent and exceedingly decorous bourgeoise—through the lens of their separate worlds.
“Access to safe, beautiful public spaces should be a right for everyone, not a luxury reserved only for wealthy neighborhoods,” Hernandez said in a statement.
The US sanctions list is usually reserved for drug kingpins, terror operatives and dictators involved in widespread human rights abuses.
Beyond that, he also believes that he can usher in new ways of living, in which performance-enhancement isn’t reserved for elite athletes, but becomes a daily fact of life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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