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| Hell, or a never ending carvern or space |
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| cause for hatred and disgust |
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| to envy another person's possession or situation |
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| obvious, loud, or conspicuous |
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| to alter or call forward something by the act of spells or magic |
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| attempting in rivalry or competition |
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| to make certain or verify |
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| yielding at the opinion of another |
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| something strong and powerful that inspires fear or dread |
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| causes for complaint or protest |
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| a doctrine that guides many individuals, an ideal way of living |
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| A council leading a small country or group, a committee |
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| A distinctive theme in artistic work |
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| an idea or notion that is contradictory |
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| involving or pertaining to a church parish |
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| bias or favorable thinking |
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| ongoing mental pain or irritation |
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| a government system based around God or the Bible |
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| vengeful or inclined to perform revenge |
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