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| to use gentle persuasion (on someone or something) |
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| to leave someone or something without any plan of returning |
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excessive (adj.)
[ek-SESS-iv] |
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| going past what is usual or necessary |
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eminently (adv.)
[EM-uh-nuhnt-lee] |
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| a representation or image, especially sculptured, as on a monument |
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to have a strong desire (for something)
(Note: Often followed by “for”) |
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| to refuse to deal with; to refuse to buy or use something (as a way of making a point) |
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despise (verb)
[dih-SPIZE] |
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| to look at something with dislike or disgust |
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