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(verb) to infer from inconclusive evidence
(noun) an inerence or judgement based on inclusive or incomplete evidence |
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(verb) to assume to be true without conclusive evidence
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to reflect |
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(noun) a long narrow, shallow trench made in the ground by a plow or
a rut, groove or narrow depression or
a deep wrinkle in the skin |
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(verb) to pass around rather than across of through or
to evade, as by circumlocution |
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| (verb) to move clumsily, thrash about; to proceed clumsily in confusion (still able to recover) |
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| (verb) to fall back from the flood stage (tide); to decline or recede |
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| (noun) A large, destructive fire |
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| (noun) wreckage or cargo that remains afloat after a ship has sunk |
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(verb) to move sideways or
to advance in an unobtrusive, furtive, or coy way |
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| (adj) keenly distressing to the mind or feelings; profoundly moving or touching |
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| (noun) fearful or uneasy anticipation of the future |
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| (verb) to reprimand; to scold midly as to improve |
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(adj) impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses or
so subtle, slight or gradual as to be barely perceptible |
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| (adj) affectedly refined or dainty |
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| (noun) lowness of spirit, depression |
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| (adj) uninterested; apathetic; neutral |
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| (verb) to overcome, to clumb up and across (as in a height or obstacle) |
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| (noise) noisy commotion (as of a crowd); uproar; great agitation (as of mind or emotions) |
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| (adj) done with emphasis; forcible |
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(adj) sudden; impulsive; done with little throught or
rushing, furious |
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| (adj) very wicked or cruel |
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| (verb) to climb with effort or clumsily (esp. using hands and feet) |
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| (verb) to fill with water, as during a storm, and sink (applies to a boat) |
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| (noun) a deviation from the normal or typical |
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| (noun) anxiety, fear, or uneasiness about the future |
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