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failure, mistake, blunder

to live, to exist; to make a living, to subsist; to be in effect, to be in use, to function; to come to life, to be enlivened; to be safe (in baseball, go, etc.)

seat; location (of a gathering, etc.), place; position, post

line, stripe, stria; line (e.g. telephone line), wire; ray (e.g. X-ray), beam; line (e.g. of a railroad), track, route, lane; outline, contours, form; level; division; line (of action), position, approach, policy, principle; impression one leaves, air one gives off

junior high school, middle school, lower secondary school

attention, notice, heed; care, caution, precaution, looking out (for), watching out (for); advice, warning, caution, reminder; admonishment, reprimand, telling-off

answer, reply, response; answer, solution, result

hospitalization, hospitalisation

admission (to a school or university), entrance, enrolment, enrollment, matriculation

play, playing, game; pleasure, amusement, pastime, recreation, diversion; play (in a mechanism, e.g. a steering wheel); flexibility (in a performance, art, etc.), freedom; flyleaf

leaf, blade (of grass), (pine) needle

way, method, means, resource, course

typhoon, hurricane

price, cost

ship, boat, watercraft, vessel, seaplane; tank, tub, vat, trough; counter for boat-shaped containers (e.g. of sashimi)

opposite side, bottom, other side, side hidden from view, undersurface, reverse side; rear, back, behind; lining, inside; in the shadows, behind the scenes, offstage, behind (someone's) back; more (to something than meets the eye), hidden side (e.g. of one's personality), unknown circumstances, different side; proof; opposite (of a prediction, common sense, etc.), contrary; inverse (of a hypothesis, etc.); bottom (of an inning), last half (of an inning)

peace of mind, relief, (sense of) security, safety, assurance, confidence

seashore, coast, seaside, waterfront, beach

church, congregation

fault, trouble, breakdown, failure, being out of order; damage (to a part of the body), injury, hurt; problem, hitch, obstacle, hindrance; objection, protest

public employee, government employee, public-sector worker, public servant, civil servant