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Deviating from what is normal |
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Temprary Suppression or suspension |
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Moderate in appetite |
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To caution or reprimand |
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Relating to beauty or art |
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Amounting to a whole; Total |
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Cheerful willingness; Eagerness; Speed |
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To combine into a unified whole |
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Unclear or doubtful in meaning |
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The state of having conflicting emotional attitudes |
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Something out of the proper time |
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Irregular; Deviating from the norm |
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To take possessioin for one's own use; Confiscate |
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One who practices self-denial |
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Self-governing; Independent |
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To affirm; Declare to be true |
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To contradict; Misrepresent; Give a false impression |
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Pompous; Using inflated language |
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Unpleasant or harsh-sounding |
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Punishment; Chastisement; Criticism |
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Something causeing change |
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Concluding part of a literary or musical composition; something that summarizes or concludes |
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Brief, comprehensive summary |
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Overly polite; Willing to please; Obliging |
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Overcoming distrust or hostility |
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To baffle; Perplex; Mix up |
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Quarrelsome; Causing quarrels |
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Riddle; Puzzle with no solution |
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Customary or commonplace |
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Respect; Regard for another's wish |
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To slur someone's reputation |
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Something derived; Unoriginal |
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Random; Disconnected; Rambling |
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Division into two usually contradictory parts |
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Shyness; Lack of confidence |
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Act of straying from the main point |
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To free from a misconception |
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Perceptive; Exhibiting keen insight and good judement |
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To dishonor; Disgrace; Cause to be doubted |
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Constituting a separate thing; distinct |
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Unprejudiced; Objective |
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Lacking order or coherence; Dislocated |
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Put away from consideration; Reject |
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To pretend; Disguise one's motives |
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To spread; Scatter; Disperse |
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Disintegration; Debauchery |
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Discord; Lack of harmony |
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Extract the essential elements |
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Relating to a person who cannot compromise about points of a theory or doctrine; Dogmatic; Unyielding |
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Stating opinions without proof |
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Exhilarated; Enthusiastic |
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Selecting from various sources |
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Efficiency; Effectiveness |
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Shameless boldness; Presumptuousness |
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Poem or song expressing lamentation |
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To adorn; Decorate; Enhance; Make more attractive by adding details |
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Derived from observation or experiment |
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Inherent; Belonging to an area |
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Short-lived; Fleeting |
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To intentionally use vague language |
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Hard to understand; Known only to a few |
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High praise, especially of a person who has recently died |
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Use of agreeable or inoffensive language in place of unpleasant or offensive language |
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To aggravate; Make worse |
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To clear of blame; Vindicate |
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Crisis; Urgent requirements |
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