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| humanitarian, charitable (Pasters) |
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| habitually lazy, idle (stoner) |
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| motivated only by greed (Madoff) |
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| blessing, something to be thankful for (family) |
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| disposed to do evil, injurious (Draco Malfoy) |
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| concerned unselfishly for other's welfare (ex. Mother Theresa) |
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| ill-willed, causing evil or harm to others (bitch) |
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| fiendish, wicked (ex. Voldemort) |
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| of a kind and gentle disposition, favorable (ex. Juliane) |
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| culprit, evildoer (ex. criminal) |
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| beneficial, characterized by performing acts of kindness or charity (ex. volunteer worker) |
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| morally debased, wretched (ex. Hannibal Lechtor) |
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| something that contributes to physical or material comfort (ex. blanket) |
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| likely to provoke ill-will, offensive |
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| leader, rabble rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice (ex. Hitler) |
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| reputation for bad deeds (opposite of credit or honor) |
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| generous, noble in spirit (not vindictive or vengeful) |
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| harmful to living things, injurious to health (ex. poison) |
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| vicious, evil (serial killers) |
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| hated, contemptible (someone really really ugly, opposite of attractive) |
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| morally undisciplined person (ex. alcoholic) |
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| extremely infectious, irritating, harsh or hateful (ex. black widow spiter bite) |
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| corrupt, wasteful, extravagant (someone who drives an SUV gas guzzler) |
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