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| decollete (adj.) dey-kol-tey |
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| having a low-cute neckline |
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| decorous; orderliness & good taste in manners |
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| state of collapse caused by illness or old age |
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| express strong disapproval of; disparage |
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| delay till later; exempt temporarily |
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| give in respectfully; submit |
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| courteous regard for another's wish |
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| refusal to yield; resistance |
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| pollute; desecrate; make impure |
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| most reliable or complete |
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| provide for the payment of |
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| to strip a priest or minister of a church authority; deprive of an honorary position |
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| dead; no longer in use or existence |
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| become worse; deteriorate |
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| humiliation; degeneration |
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| deleterious (adj.) [del-i-teer-ee-uhs] |
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