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Model of excellence or perfection |
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One-sided; Committed to a party, group, or cause; Prefudiced |
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Departing from normal condition |
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Present throughout the years; Persistent |
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Faithless; Disloyal; Untrustworthy |
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Superficial; Not thorough; Performed really as a duty |
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Spread throughout every part |
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Calm in temperament; Sluggish |
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To lessen another's anger; To pacify |
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Condition of being able to be shaped or formed; Pliability |
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Stale, overused expression |
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To cause to happen; Throw down from a height |
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Forerunner; Predecessor |
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Rude; Improperly bold |
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To quibble; Evade the truth |
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Untouched; Uncorrupted |
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Honesty; High-mindedness |
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Posing a problem; Doubtful; Unsettled |
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Wasteful; Extravagant; Lavish |
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Correct conduct; Fitness |
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To condemn; Forbid; Outlaw |
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Strong or sharp in smell or taste; Penetrating; Caustic; To the point |
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To argue over insignificant and irrelevant details |
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Resisting authority or control |
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To retract a statement or opinion |
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Stubborn; Unmanageable; Resisting ordinary methods of treatment |
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To contradict; Disprove |
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To consign to an inferior position |
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To find fault with; Blame |
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Morally unprincipled person |
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To reject as having no authority |
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Determination; Resolve |
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Not speaking freely; Reserved; Reluctant |
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Expressing deep respect; Worshipful |
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To approve; Ratify; Permit |
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To soak thoroughly; Imbue throughout |
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Produce and release substance into organism |
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A piece of broken glass or pottery |
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Concerned; Attentive; Eager |
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Seeming to be logical and sound, but not really so |
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Band of colors produced when sunlight passes through a prism; a broad range of related ideas or objects |
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Mark of disgrace or inferiority |
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To specify as an essential condition |
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Having or showing little emotion |
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Marked with thing, narrow grooves or channels |
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To swagger; Display to impress others |
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Notice ordering someone to appear in court |
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To support with proof or evidence |
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To replace, especially to displace as inferior or antiquated |
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The act of assuming to be true or real |
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Silently understood; Implied |
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Peripheral; Digressing |
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Long, violent speech; Verbal assault |
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Lethargy; Dormancy; Sluggishness |
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Having many twists and turns; Highly complex |
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Act of trespassing or violating a law or rule |
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Aggressiveness; Ferocity |
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To adore; Honor; Respect |
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Practicable; Capable of developing |
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Thick, syrupy, and sticky |
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Using or containing harsh, abusive censure |
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Tending to vary frequently; Fickle |
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To wallow or roll; toss about; Be in turmoil |
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Fanciful; Unpredictable |
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One who is fanatically devoted to a cause |
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