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courage, especially that shown in war or battle
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betrayal or disloyalty to a country
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concerning or involving an empire or its ruler
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a lord or sovereign who deserves loyalty and service under feudal law
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the ruler or permanent head of a state, especially a king or queen
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to grow, or to increase something in number, amount, size, strength, or intensity
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to speak vaguely or ambiguously, especially in order to mislead
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greater or greatest importance, power, or influence
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incapable of being dissolved, broken, or undone
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unlikely or unable to be frightened or discouraged
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cheerful and full of good humor
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causing great harm, destruction, or death
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showing wisdom, good sense, or discretion, often with the underlying aim of avoiding trouble or waste
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assorted but, perhaps for convenience, being considered as a single category or group
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an unreasonably strong desire to obtain and keep money
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so clean and neat as to look as good as new
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loud and excited or angry
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somebody or something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
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