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2. Nascent (naciente) :
These were years of nascent economic infrastructural and political modernization
3. Natty (elegante) :
I change it for one of my natty stripey ties Stylish
4. Navigable (navegable) :
The River Lea has been an important navigable waterway into London for over 500 years and during the 18th century the navigation was much improved with new cuts and locks
5. Nebulous (nebuloso) :
Yet dark energy is a nebulous concept one that has thus far flummoxed some of the smartest researchers on the planet
6. Nefarious (vil) :
Also I was told that wizards keep ghosts for their nefarious activities
7. Negate (negar) :
I dont mean to take this into a blame the victim argument but clearly the youth is a product of its environment and so we cant negate the effect of their upbringing
8. Negligence (negligencia) :
Employers must be held responsible for negligence over worker safety and be punished accordingly
9. Neologism (neologismo) :
I was imagining a full hybridized America in the 21st century and trying to coin all these neologisms to explain what America would look like
10. Neophyte (neófito) :
As for the future Washington offers the professional neophyte only his best wishes and a bit of advice he got from his own dad years ago
11. Nettle (ortiga) :
Perhaps it nettled me so much because it was so close to the truth
12. Nexus (nexo) :
And here one of the things that we really focus on is sort of the nexus of the past and the present and how the past has come back basically to destroy the present because of what happened then
13. Niggardly (tacaño) :
I remain lukewarm in my praise for this change whilst the Conservative Party continues to be so niggardly in its support for the rights of the individual in hisher dealings with the State
14. Noisome (maloliente) :
Yes water would allow people to wash their hands and flush much of this noisomeness away
15. Nomadic (nómada) :
16. Nonchalance (indiferencia) :
an air of nonchalance
17. Nondescript (mediocre) :
They posed in hallways foyers in front of doors in generally nondescript spaces
18. Nonentity (nulidad) :
Now it seems in order to cease being politically led nonentities councillors aspire to become politically led somebodies by virtue of paying themselves more and more
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