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| give or furnish knowledge, ideas, etc. |
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| postponement of a penalty or punishment |
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| done in a barely satisfactory way |
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| carefully; cautiously; precisely |
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| drew back, bent, or crouched (like when you're afraid) |
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| causing intense physical or mental pain |
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| essential (necessary) for completeness |
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| easy to see or understand; obvious |
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| sending from one person or place to another |
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| having to do with the study of physical or character traits |
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| extreme disorder or confusion |
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| threatening; sinister; evil |
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| timidly; hesitantly; uncertainly |
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| the skill, knowledge or judgment of an expert |
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| the right to enter, approach or use |
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| anything one has to bear or put up with |
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| comfort; consolation; relief |
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| watchful; alert to danger or trouble |
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| coming from a natural impulse (doesn't require thinking) |
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| slightly; subtly; indistinctly |
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| a lack of energy; drowsy dullness |
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