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To put an end to or to revoke. |
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To deduct, remove, or omit. |
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A malicious lie/false accusation meant to defame a person. Slander. |
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Shy, flirtatious manner. |
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Best of many sources. |
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Done by stealth. Sly. |
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Hated/harmful, unfriendly or hostile.
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Gruesome, and/or dealing with death as a subject. |
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Producing the desired result; effective. |
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1) Good intention. ((Mrs. Walls?))
2) Accidental/lucky/fortunate. ((Dictionary.com?)) |
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Seeming to be good but is actually deceptive. |
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Something done as a duty. Compulsory and lacking interest. |
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To harm character by abusive language. To slander. |
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Filthy or degraded through neglect or poverty. |
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Heavenly or celestial. |
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War-like. Belligerent and hostile. |
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Literally senseless. Stupid. |
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Distinct and separate. |
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Empty or superficial. |
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To denounce or curse, with hatred. |
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Easily provoked to anger. Irritable. |
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Foolishly or awkwardly sentimental, in a blatant attempt to make its audience sad. |
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Unusually severe or cruel. |
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Something disgraceful/dishonorable. |
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Unecessarily decorated. |
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Aggressively hostile. Belligerent. |
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Characterized by abundance/abundant production. |
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Foolishly impractical and ridiculous.[image]
This nonsense. . __ . |
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Similar to an ordinary, informal manner of speech. |
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Liable. Submissive in willing to take blame or agree. |
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Using a lot of or too many many words. |
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Cheerful and optimistic. |
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Absolutely inflexible. Cannot be changed or convinced otherwise. |
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Offensive to the senses (smell). Noxious. |
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To put at an emotional (and physical) distance. |
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Principled. Having a strict definition of right and wrong. |
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Having a pleasing scent. |
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The quality of being frank, honest, and open. |
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Fleeting or fading away.
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Containing praise. Complimenting. |
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To put before someone, looking for acceptance. Offer. |
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Disdainful and contemptuous. |
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Pertaining to language. |
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Obvious, sometimes offensively so. |
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Doubtful in quality. Uncertain. |
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Pleasant sounding; harmonious. |
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Cannot be expressed in words, sometimes out of sacredness. |
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Stubborn and unyeilding. Opinions cannot be swayed. |
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To go back on or not fulfill. |
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Commonplace and dull. Unimaginative. |
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A dested person or thing. Something that is hated and often reviled. |
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To be helpful and causing good. |
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Abstaining from or moderating. |
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To stop and refuse to continue. |
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Uncertain or doubtful. Allowing the possiblilty of several meanings. Deceptive. |
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Cannot be swayed. Unyielding. Cannot be changed or altered. ((in a positive sense)) |
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Able to bend or willing to adapt. |
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