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| galety or jolity, accompinied by laughter |
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| cheerful, optimistic, hopeful, confident |
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| depression or lowness of spirits |
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| desolate or dreamy, unhappy, miserable |
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| sluggish in temperature, gloomy |
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| lacking in freshness because of repetition |
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| actual thing or instance, real |
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| high-sounding, inflated, pretentious |
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| assumption of dignity/importance |
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| language of a certain group |
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| secondary meaning in addition to the primary meaning |
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| understood by/ meant for only select few w/ special knowledge and interest |
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| feeling/showing hopelessness, gloom, discouragment |
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| substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be harsh |
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| peculiar to characteristic or particular language and dialect |
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| difficult to understand/ follow because of being closely packed with ideas or complex style |
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