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v. To flatter or admire excessively; to idolize.
adulation (noun) |
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| n. A loud and determined dispute; a noisy quarrel. |
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| n. pl. A loud and determined dispute; a noisy quarrel. |
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| adj. Diligent and persistent. |
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| adj. Exercising caution; hesitant. |
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| n. A small, exclusive group; a group held together by like interests or purpose. |
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| adj. Worn-out with use; broken-down. |
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v. To provide with a quality, a thing, or a gift of money.
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| adj. Lasting a very short time. |
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| v. To work to gain the favor of someone. |
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| n. A group of people held in high esteem for their great achievements. |
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adj.
1.Turned away from what is right; wicked.
2.Stubbornly opposing what is right or reasonable; obstinate.
perversity(noun) |
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| n. Instruction, protection, or guardianship. |
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| n. Instruction, protection, or guardianship. |
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