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| (v.) to become or make better; to improve |
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| (adj.) characterized by strong enthusiasm |
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| (adj.) without fright or discouragement |
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| (v.) to spread or scatter widely |
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| (n.) a deviation from a conventional pattern |
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| (n.) a pouring forth of unrestrained expression or feeling |
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| (adj.) passionate; enthusiastic |
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| (adj.) relentless; unyielding |
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| (v.) to accustom to hardship, difficulty, or pain |
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| (v.) to repay or make restitution |
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| (adj.) required; a necessity |
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| (n.) concern; anxious care |
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| (adj.) friendly, sociable, and congenial |
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| (adj.) marked by careful, nonstop attention |
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| (adj.) strict; stern; unadorned |
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| (v.) to settle comfortable |
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| (adj.) very thin, emaciated |
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| (adj.) using a minimum of words; concise to the point of seeming rude |
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| (v.) to speak harmful untruths about someone |
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| (v.) to deflect or ward off a blow |
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| (n.) someone who engages in rough or rowdy behavior |
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| (adj.) relating to the country |
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| (adj.) wise; shrewd; very discerning |
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| (n.) one who supports a cause with firm partisanship |
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| (adj.) quiet; reluctant to join in conversation |
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| (adj.) very alert; watchful |
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| (adj.) extremely poisonous; spitefully hostile |
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| (v.) to contradict; to give a false impression |
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| (v.) to decorate; to make beautiful with ornamentation |
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| (n.) a term or phrase describing or characterizing |
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| (n.) approval and respect often blended with fondness |
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| (adj.) insolently rude; not within the proper bounds of good taste or manners |
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| (v.) to mourn or express sorrow in a demonstrative manner |
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| (n.) sadness; depression of spirits |
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| (n.) difficult to see; vague |
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| (n.) meaningless sounds; babble |
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| (v.) to move in a sneaky, furtive, or stealthy manner |
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| (v.) to dull the senses as to put into a stupor |
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| (adj.) persistent; holding fast to a position |
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| (n.) one who leads an unsettled, irresponsible, or disreputable life |
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| (adj.) dull; flat; without liveliness or spirit |
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| (adj.) forcefully expressing emotion or conviction |
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| (n.) discomfort or distress |
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| (adj.) clamorous; boisterous (suggests a vehement outcry) |
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| (v.) to give in; to comply |
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| (n.) a dislike, distaste, or enmity |
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| (adj.) changing suddenly; fickle |
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| (v.) to discipline; to use punishment to correct behavior |
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| (n.) loud noise or shouting |
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| (n.) the state of being self-satisfied |
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| (v.) to disapprove regretfully; to belittle; to express mild disapproval |
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| (n.) a calm temperament; an even disposition |
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| (adj.) of lowly origin; without honor |
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| (n.) anger as a result of something unjust |
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| (n.) insulting or contemptuous behavior |
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| (n.) a disease or unwholesome condition |
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| (n.) unreasonable touchiness or irritability |
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| (adj.) affecting or moving the emotions |
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| (v.) to reestablish friendship; to resolve a dispute |
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| (n.) a rest; a delay; a period of relief |
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| (adj.) given to excess moralizing |
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| (n.) prompt and cheerful response |
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| (adj.) guilty; deserving blame |
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| (adj.) reflecting a meticulous or demanding attitude; critical to an extreme |
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| (adj.) in the early stages of something |
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| (adj.) firmly established; habitual; deep-rooted |
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| (adj.) indecisive; unsure of how to proceed |
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| (adj.) slow; sluggish; listless; weak |
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| (n.) ill will or evil intentions |
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| (adj.) deserving hate or contempt |
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| (adj.) having clear insight; shrewd; very perceptive |
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| (adj.) persistent; refusing to yield to another position or belief |
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| (v.) to quiet; to put down a disturbance |
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| (v.) to withdraw a statement or belief; to make a formal denial of |
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| (adj.) not significant; frivolous |
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| (n.) a creature acting in a mechanical way with no indication of intelligence |
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| (v.) to deceive; to mislead; to persuade with charm |
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| (adj.) extremely apologetic; remorseful; repentant |
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| (n.) loud and discordant noises |
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| (adj.) mysterious; inexplicable; puzzling |
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| (adj.) done with speed and efficiency |
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| (adj.) likely to change; capricious |
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| (adj.) generous and courageous in spirit |
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| (v.) to humiliate; to wound pride; to cause shame |
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| (adj.) extremely stubborn; unwilling to accept advice |
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| (n.) a model of excellence or perfection |
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| (adj.) stretched out due to a lack of strength or being completely overcome |
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| (adj.) characterized by a decided purpose |
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| (n.) the act of humbly asking for a favor |
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| (n.) the period of holding something |
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| (adj.) quickly passing; fleeting |
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| (n.) a change into something different |
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| (adj.) moving with or resembling a wavelike motion |
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| /(n.) a creature acting in a mechanical way with no indication of intelligence |
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| /(v.) to deceive; to mislead; to persuade with charm |
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| (adj.) extremely apologetic; remorseful; repentant |
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| (n.) loud and discordant noises |
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| /(adj.) mysterious; inexplicable; puzzling |
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| /(adj.) done with speed and efficiency |
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| /(adj.) generous and courageous in spirit |
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| (v.) to humiliate; to wound pride; to cause shame |
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| /(adj.) extremely stubborn; unwilling to accept advice |
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| /(n.) a model of excellence or perfection |
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| /(adj.) stretched out due to a lack of strength or being completely overcome |
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| /(adj.) characterized by a decided purpose |
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| /(n.) the act of humbly asking for a favor |
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| /(n.) the period of holding something |
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| /(adj.) quickly passing; fleeting |
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| /(adj.) moving with or resembling a wavelike motion |
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