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81 ukoliko
• as; as far as; as-as; aught; definite article; however; in as much as; in so far as; inasmuch; not for anyting; so; so as; so far as; the -
82 ukoliko
• so far as• in so far as• in as much as -
83 do sada
• are now; as yet; by now; ere now; just; so far; thus far; till now; until now; up to now -
84 dosada
• annoyance; as yet; boredom; boring; bother; botheration; ennui; hitherto; humdrum; inconvenience; monotony; nuisance; obsession; plague; so far; sticking; tedium; thus far; tiresomeness; trouble; vapidity; vexation; weariness; wearisomeness -
85 dotle
• in so far as; in the meantime; in the meanwhile; insomuch; interim; meanwhile; so far; sofar; this much; thus -
86 izdaleka
• afar; aloof; far; from far -
87 koliko
• as; as as; as far as; how; how far; how many; how much; much-how much; so -
88 namešten
• appointed; arranged; employed; employee; employeed; established; far fetched; far-fetched; feigned; finical; finicking; finicky; finikin; fitted; fixed; ginger; gingerly; installation; loaded; located; mounted; placed; prim; puffy; put-up; respectable; set -
89 nategnut
• dragged; far fetched; far-fetched; finical; finicking; finicky; finikin; forced; overstrung; streched; strung; taut; violent -
90 prostran
• ample; big; broad; capacious; commodious; effuse; expansive; exstensive; extensive; far flung; far-flung; great; large; oceanic; open; plenty; prodigious; roomy; spacions; spacious; spatial; steric; trilinear; unconfined; vast; vastly; voluminous; wide; widespread -
91 rasejan
• absent; absent-minded; abstracted; distrait; far off; far-away; flighty; preoccupied; sparse; vacant; vague; woolgathering; woolly -
92 rasprostranjen
• aflotat; common; commonly; current; expanding; extensive; far flung; far-flung; prevailing; prevalent; rife; scatterd; scattered; vulgar; wide; widely; widespread; wide-spread -
93 svuda
• all; all about; all around; allround; all-round; anywhere; currently; everywhere; far and near; far and wide; wheresover; wherever -
94 usiljen
• affected; far fetched; far-fetched; finical; finicking; finicky; finikin; forced; mannered; prim; smirk; solemn; starched; starchy; stiff; uneasy; wan -
95 utoliko
• as far as; in so far -
96 dalek
• remote• devious• distant• far• tele -
97 dalekovod
• electric long distance line• far-sighted• haul land line• highlines• landline• long-haul landline -
98 mnogo
• plenty• poly• far• much• multi• hard• lots of• many• a great deal• a good deal• a lot of -
99 udaljen
• remote• distant• far• off -
100 dalekovod
• electric long distance line; far sighted; feeder; landline; long haul land line; power level line
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