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refusing to change;
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support;
plead for;
speak on behalf of |
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| support; plead for; speak on behalf of |
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taking place under promising conditions;
likely to succeed |
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taking place under promising conditions;
likely to succeed |
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| to cheat or deceive, usually through charm; |
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| obnoxiously self-assertive; pushy |
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to fool with flatery or false promises;
deceive |
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self-satisfied;
unconcerned |
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| self-satisfied; unconcerned |
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short and to the point;
terse |
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short and to the point;
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short and to the point;
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to argue a point or position;
to struggle for |
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to argue a point or position;
to struggle for |
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in large quanity;
abundant |
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friendly;
welcoming gracious |
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| very poor; lack possesions |
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to move away from the main topic when writing or speaking;
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to make more beautiful;
decorate;
adorn |
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| tending to avoid giving direct answers |
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| tending to avoid giving direct answers |
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| treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disprspect |
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hopelessly ineffective;
vain |
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hopelessly ineffective;
vain |
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| hopelessly ineffective; vain |
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socialble;
extroverted;
enjoying companionship |
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| about to take place; about to happen |
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making quick decisions and taking sudden action;
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impulsive |
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| impossible to correct, control, or discipline |
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small in size or amount;
thin; weak |
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small in size or amount;
thin; weak |
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| small in size or amount; thin; weak |
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wander in a carefree manner;
follow a winding course;
ramble |
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misunderstnd;
interpret incorrectly |
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| misunderstnd; interpret incorrectly |
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no longer usable;
outdated |
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stubborn;
refusing to be persuaded |
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| stubborn; refusing to be persuaded |
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| too dark or thick for light to pass through |
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read carefully;
study in detail |
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to appease;
pacify;
mollify |
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| to appease; pacify; mollify |
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obnoxiously proud;
arrogant;
filled with self-importance |
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showy;
making ridiculous claims
excessively ambitious |
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pentrating beyond the superficial;
filled with wison and insight; deep |
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strongly scented;
fragrant |
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| strongly scented; fragrant |
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undeveloped; fundamental
elementary |
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undeveloped; fundamental
elementary |
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| undeveloped; fundamental; elementary |
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humorous, but humor tinged with sarcasm or disdain;
cynical |
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loud, full in sound;
booming |
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loud, full in sound;
booming |
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| loud, full in sound; booming |
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| a person who shows no response to pleasure or pain |
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a very special quality;
noble |
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| a very special quality; noble |
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| wimpy follower; someone who flatters to gain favor |
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strong;
persistent;
determined to hold on |
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a long and bitter speech;
diatribe |
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| to seize or take over by force |
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confirm; corroborate
support; sanction |
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confirm; corroborate
support; sanction |
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| having many talents or uses |
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| defame; attack someone's reputation |
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| capable of evaporating, exploding or changing moods |
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someone with extreme enthusiasm for a particular belief or activity;
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