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| verb: to pardon someone or free the person from blame |
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| noun: a very deep hole that seems to have no bottom |
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| verb: to approach someone and talk to the person, usually in an annoying or hostile way |
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| adjective: containing or expressing an allegation |
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| adjective: resembling Achilles, the hero of the Iliad; invincible |
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| verb: submit or comply silently or without protest; agree |
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| adjective: bitter or sharp in language or tone |
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| adjective: sharp or severe; able to detect things easily |
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| verb: to stick very tightly to something |
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| noun: the act of leaving or departing |
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| verb: to warn or advise someone of his or her faults |
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| noun: busy activity; fuss |
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| adjective: of or concerning the appreciation of beauty or good taste |
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| verb: to hint at or mention briefly |
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| adverb: you keep yourself apart and don’t get involved; adjective: distant or not friendly |
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| adjective: able to be understood in more than one way |
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| noun: two different opinions about something at the same time |
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| noun: a symbol representing the word “and” |
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| adjective: occurring before noon |
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| noun: the direct opposite |
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| noun: not caring about anything or not wanting to do anything |
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| noun: the highest point of something |
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| noun: anything that appears especially something remarkable |
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| adjective: severe or cold in manner or appearance |
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