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| showing caution; watchful on all sides; attentive to everthing that may affect action or decision |
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| government through bureaus run by nonelective officials; government officials collectively |
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| a person who delights in an art of science in an amateurish or superficial way; a superficial amateur |
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| composed or various colors or elements |
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| one who makes an ostentatious display of knowledge; one who gives undue attention to trivial details of learning but has little interest in practical affairs |
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| state, quality, result of |
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