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To gather or collect, to accumulate |
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To listen to, pay attention to |
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To wander casually with no plan |
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Render Unimportant or without worth;
to invalidate
(invalidate: declare invalid; "The contract was annulled"; "void a plea") |
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To erase completely
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Changless and unchanging; eternal
(immutable power of love) |
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To make less severe; relieve
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to make unclear; to conceal |
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To study or examine carefully
(peruse your contract) |
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To tear down completely; demolish
(demolished: torn down and broken up) |
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To Calm; sooth; appease |
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To criticize harshly or reject someone often by snubbing him/her
(a deliberate discourteous act (usually as an expression of anger or disapproval)) |
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One who talks in favor of something; an advocate |
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| A highly skilled performer |
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Unwise boldness; rash or reckless behavior
audacity |
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Use of your own will, by your own choice
(Turtle in the bean trees was sexually touched against her volition): |
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Slugishness, lethargy; inability to think or act quickly |
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| A feeling of puzzlement or doubt |
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Fear, worry, apprehension
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Highest point
(usually careers) |
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Quietness, restraint in personality
(reticent: silent, reserved)
(the avoidance of saying too much; a silent nature) |
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Time of relief from activity, rest, pause
(reprieve: a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort) |
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A lack of government, often resulting in lawlessness |
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| To explain fully and clearly |
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Extreme stinginess; thrift; penny-pinching greadiness |
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A sentimental longing for a past time |
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An ancestor; prior person in a position
(antecessor Previous land holder or holder of an office) |
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Wise, shrewd, perspective |
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| showing wisdom and wise judgement, discriminating wisely among choices |
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fostering respect/awe; arousing fear
(extremely impressive in strength or excellence; "a formidable opponent"; "the challenge was formidable") |
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fostering respect/awe; arousing fear
(extremely impressive in strength or excellence; "a formidable opponent"; "the challenge was formidable") |
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Untiring; Tireless
MELISSA MUELLER! |
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Wise as a result of experience
Shrewd and discerning
( mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics who is renowned for profound wisdom) |
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To lessen or relieve; mitigate
(To make less severe, as a pain or difficulty) |
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Intellectually deep; deeply important
(Estevan AND DUMBLEDORE say proufound things) |
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showing good judgement
(good judgment or common sense in practical matters) |
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Particular down to the tiniest detail (positive)
Every "t" is crossed and every "i" is dotted. |
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revealing/requiring much effort, care, and time |
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Able to "snap back" after change
(Turtle is resilient after the incident in Dog Doo park) |
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Persistent in holding on
doggedness: persistently determined |
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Showing good will
(charitable: showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity)
(mattie from the bean trees) |
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indefinite; vague
(thought of apart from concrete realities, specific objects, or actual instances: an abstract idea.) |
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Definite or specific; real
(You need concrete evidence to prove that she's guilty) |
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Loose and unstructured
(not strict or severe; careless or negligent: lax morals)
(A reticent sub will run a lax class) |
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| Tight or constricted; rigid; adhering to accepted standards. |
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To wither; waste away
(Muscles will ____ after a severe injury) |
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To flourish; to grow and expand
(flowers _______ in the spring!) |
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Wealthy in a material sense
(p-town kids. i mean hello? i think every girl owns at least one juicy couture jacket) |
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Very poor; lacking necessities
(lacking food, clothing, and other necessities of life because of poverty; needy; poor; impoverished.)
people in Oakland are indigent (opposite of affluent!) |
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Displeasing, harsh sound
(band warming up)
(Cacophonous!) |
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Pleasing or sweet sound
euphonious
(sarah franklins voice) |
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A positive, upbeat, favorable outlook on life |
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A negative, discouraging outlook on life |
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Weighty importance; seriousness
( a grave situation)
(seriousness or importance, esp as a consequence of an action or opinion) |
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Lightness of approach; humor
(Ron always tries to add a bit of levity to the situation) |
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To defile or profane something sacred or special
(to violate or outrage the sacred character of (an object or place) by destructive, blasphemous, or sacrilegious action) |
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To make holy or worthy of respect
The American Flag has been consecrated generations ago. |
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Lacking personal feeling; detached
(not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased: an objective opinion.)
A good teacher grades papers objectively like, Mr. Lowe. |
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Colored by personal feeling or opinion.
Biased
(opposite of objective.. duh!
Simon judged Bikini girl subjectively, based on her looks) |
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Shaky in foundation, therefore able to be proven wrong.
(The jury found her story refutable, and thus declared her guilty) |
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Impossible to be refute, cannot be proven wrong or false.
(impossible to deny or disprove) |
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