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VERB, to lessen in violence or intensity
Syn: Subside, Decrease |
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VERB, to assist or encourage, especially in wrongdoings.
Syn: Encourage, promote |
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VERB, to detest, to loathe, to hate strongly.
Syn: Despise, abominate |
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Verb, to find not guildty of a fault or a crime.
Syn: Exonerate |
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NOUN, Harsh temper of bitter feeling.
Syn: resentment |
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ADJ. Unyielding;firm in opinion
Syn: Stubborn |
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NOUN Excessive praise or admiration
Syn: flattery, adoration |
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| adj. Friendly, courteous, agreeable in manner; easy to talk to |
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NOUN, one who believes the existence of God is unknown and unknowable.
Syn: skeptic |
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ADJ. Having to do with farms, farmers, or the use of land.
Syn: Agricultural. |
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NOUN, A heated argument
Syn: Quarrel, controversy |
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Adj. Being uncertain; unable to decide between two opposing points of view.
Syn: Indecisive |
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NOUN, a greatly dislike, hated person or thing.
Syn. Parks |
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NOUN, lack of interest
Syn: unconcern, indifference |
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VERB, to make calm or quiet; to give in to the demands of
syn: pacify, allay |
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| ADJ. Difficult; requiring much effort; strenuous. |
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NOUN, insolence, rude boldness
Syn: presumption |
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VERB, to enlarge, to increase in amount or intensity.
Syn: expand, increase. |
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ADJ. Stern, severe, plain
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