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| Hatred - ill will, hostility |
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| The solemn sound of a bell - often indicating death |
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| Lowest point of something |
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| A tendency - partiality, preference |
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| Luck - finding things without looking for them |
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| To completely agree - to agree without protesting |
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| To voice disapproval - to scold |
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| To steal by falsifying - to steal money by falsifying records |
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| To prevent - to restrain, stop |
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| Friendly - has the qualities of a good friend |
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| Obscure - secret, known by only a few |
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| Very bold - excessively brash, clear and obvious |
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| Abrupt - short, dismissive |
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| Intelligible - logically consistent |
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| Increasing - building upon itself |
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| Respectfully - show respect for authority, courteous expression |
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| Hard working - showing care in doing one’s work |
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| Articulate - expressive, moving |
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| Educated - learned, smart |
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| Way more than necessary - uncalled for, unwarranted |
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| Not capable - unqualified |
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| Separated / narrow-minded - tight-knit, closed off |
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| Submissive - very compliant |
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| Serious - self-restrained, sedate |
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| Quiet - not inclined to talk |
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| Deserving of respect due to age or achievement |
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| Undisciplined - lewd, lustful |
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