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| openly, glaaringly wrong or scandalous |
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| made foolish by liquor; tearfully affectionate or sentimental |
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| overcourteous and servile |
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| done mechanically and without interest; superficial and careless |
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| unduly confident or bold; audacious;arrogant; taking too much for granted |
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| inclined to crulty; getting pleasure out of hurting others |
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| by secret or stealthy means |
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| common; coarse; vulgarly ordinary, mediocre or commonplace |
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| coming to naught; failing |
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| flitting from one subject to another |
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