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| the use of characters or events to represent ideas or principles in a story, play, or picture. |
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| immoderate desire for wealth |
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| cleansing of the emotions |
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| – a doctrine or system relating to matters such as morality and faith, |
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| – a building, especially, one of imposing appearance or size |
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| one that is puzzling or inexplicable |
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| – a representative or an example of a class or type |
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| the quality or condition of being trivial |
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| – special honor or respect shown or expressed publicly |
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| an indirect or subtle, usually derogatory implication in expression; an insinuation |
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| : to remove or reduce the criminal status of |
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| to show evidence of involvement in a crime or a fault |
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| an accusation relation for an accusation made against oneself; the making of such an accusation |
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| approbation: a formal or official act of approving; praise, usually given with pleasure or enthusiasm. |
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| probity: absolute honesty and uprightness |
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| reprobate: a person of thoroughly bad character |
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| gravid: pregnant or enlarge with something |
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| gravitas: great or very dignified seriousness |
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| gravitate: to move or be drawn toward something, especially by natural tendency or as if by an invisible force. |
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alleviate:
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to lighten, lessen, or relieve, especially physical or mental suffering
something that lightens and raises; something
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