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| to move upward; to rise from a lower station |
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| not causing harm; of gentle disposition; beneficial |
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| changing suddenly; fickle |
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| to waste time; to spend idly; to move in a lackadaisical manner |
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| act of harming or ruining another's reputation |
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| understood only by a smal group or a select few |
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| to aggravate; to irritate; to vex |
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| reflecting a meticulous or demanding attitude; critical to the extreme |
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| secret in an underhanded way; stealthy |
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| one who is insincere or deceitful |
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| existing from birth; inborn |
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| not allowing the passage of light; not transparant |
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| abundantly fruitful; marked by great productivity |
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| to scold or to repuke for a misdeed usually with kindly intent |
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