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| to inform or tell positively;state with confidence; to pledge or promise; confirm |
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| illogical;untrue;contrary to common sense |
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| uneasiness of the mind caused by fear or misfortune;distress |
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| passtionate; having intense feeling intensley devoted |
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| any widespread misfortune or evil;any cause of trouble |
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| gloss;transparent coating |
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| unfavourable opinion or feeling with out knowledge,thought,or reason. |
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| a firm grasp or grip;a tight embrace |
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| to move or act with a great show of energy |
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| eyeglasses, especially with pieces passing over or around the ears for holding them in place. |
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| to beg urgently or piteously for aid,mercy,or pardon |
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| used or shard in common by everyone in a group; participated the public in by |
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| to perceive or pass into or through |
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| the document containing the terms of a surrender |
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| confirming to moral and ethical principles;morally exellent |
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