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adj1) безплатний, дармовий, безоплатний2) добровільний3) безпричинний, нічим не викликаний (не обгрунтований)4) юр. вигідний тільки для однієї сторони* * *a1) безкоштовний, даровий, без(о)платний2) добровільний3) безпричинний, нічим не викликаний, необґрунтований4) юp. вигідний лише для однієї сторони
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