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| verb; to make or become milder or less sever; to moderate |
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| adj; gloomy; bad tempered |
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| noun; a systematic naming in an art or science |
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| noun; carelessness or lack or concern |
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| verb; to blot out, leaving no traces; to destroy |
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| adj; not clear, hidden; remote, not well known |
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| adj; meddling; giving unwanted advice or service |
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| noun; one who takes advantage of any opportunity without regard for moral principles |
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| adj; very careful; diligent |
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| adj; showing a strong support for a party or cause |
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| noun; scarcity, smallness in number |
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| adj; having no equal; better than the rest |
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| adj; discerning; observant |
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| noun; treachery; betrayal of trust |
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| adj; external, incidental; tangential |
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| adj; narrow-minded, smugly conventional/noun; a dull often priggish person guided by material rather than intellectual or artistic values |
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| noun; a devotion and reverence esp to God and family |
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| verb; to hurt the feelings of or make resentful; to arouse or excite/noun; a temporary feeling of wounded vanity; a fit of resentment |
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| outwardly cam or composed; self satisfied; peaceful |
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| verb; to take the ideas of others and use them as one's own |
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| noun; a thought or remark that is dull, flat, or weak; overused; not important |
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| adj; self-important; stately; magnificent; excessively ornate |
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| adj; practical; opinionated; concerned with actual practice rather than theory or speculation |
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| verb; to make impossible; to shut out; to prevent |
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| adj; having or showing much more ability or knowledge that is usual at such a young age; early or premature |
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| adj; honored; having an illustrious name or reputation |
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| adj; claiming or demanding a position or merit; showy or self-important |
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| verb; to put off doing something until a later time; to delay |
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| adj; enormous, extraordinary, marvelous |
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| adj; secular, not holy, not connected with religion, irreverent |
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| noun; abundance, a great or generous amount, extravagance |
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| adj; producing many offspring; producing much; abundant |
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| noun; natural learning or tendency; bent |
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| adj; unsophisticated; thinking in arrow ways |
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| adj; careful or cautious in a sensible way; fugal |
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| adj; eager and ready to fight; quarrelsome |
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| noun; condition of being doubtful or confused |
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| adj; peevish; fault-finding; expressing or suggestive of complaint |
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| adj; idealistic and utterly impractical |
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| noun; a person skilled at telling stories or anecdotes |
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| noun; deep spite or malice; strong hate or bitter feeling |
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