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| having to do with artistic beauty |
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| to make bigger; to add to; to increase |
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| self-satisfied; overly pleased with oneself |
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| the feeling or attitude of regarding someone/something as inferior, base, or worthless |
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| extreme wickedness or corruption |
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| to prevent or discourage from acting, as by means of fear or doubt |
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| marked by persevering, painstaking effort |
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| cunning, duplicity, artfulness |
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| shamefully wicked; having an extremely bad reputation; disgraceful |
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| part of the essential nature of doing something; intrinsic |
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| worthy of praiser, applause, celebration |
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| clear, easy to understand |
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a true statement or phenomenon that nonetheless seems to contradict itself
ex:"the silence of midnight...rung in my ears." Mary Shelley |
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| tending to provoke or stimulate |
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| unnecessarily repetitive; excessive |
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| on the surface only; shallow; not thorough |
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