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to abolish, do away with, formally revoke |
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to comply, give in, consent without protest |
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bitter and sharp in language or tone |
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friendship; peaceful relations |
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calmness of temperament; patience and composure |
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to use unclear or ambigous language in order to mislead or conceal the truth |
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continuing without interruption; |
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harmless, having no adverse or ill effects |
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very noble and generous; understanding and forgiving of others |
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having no definite form or distinct shape |
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attributing human characteristics, motivations, or behavior to animals or inanimate objects |
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deification, an exalted or glorified ideal |
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| noun personal or political independence |
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loud, jarring, discordant |
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| noun a bitter, abusive verbal attack |
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division into two usually contradictory parts or kinds |
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a remedy for all ills, evils, difficulties or diseases |
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marked by a narrow, tiresome focus on or display of learning, especially of rules or trivial matters |
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waling about from place to place |
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traveling from place to place, especially on a
working in one place for a comparatively short time and then moving on to work in another place, usually as a physical or outdoor laborer; characterized by alternating periods of working and wandering: an itinerant farm hand. |
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Lustful, inviting to lust |
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A member of the middle-class |
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Inclined to lustfulness |
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done in, or executed with secrecy or concealment, especially secrecy.
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