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a gentle or friendly reproof
warning against fault or oversight |
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an error in chronology
chronologically out of place[image] |
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extremely or utterly foolish |
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with disaproval or distrust
with a sideglance
obliquely, scornfully
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to fortell especially with omens
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stern or cold in appearance
Simple, un adorned
Somber, grave, ascetic |
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obscene, lewd
boisterously indecent |
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Debonair
given to off hand and often disdainful dissisal of important matters |
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distress caused by humiliaton
dissapointment |
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to voice disapproval
scold |
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to restrain or dominate by force |
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amazement dismay that hinders into confusion
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to map out
to indicate or represent by with lines
to mark outline off
to discripe with detail |
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cheerless
dejected |
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to hide under false appearance |
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contradition
doubleness
twofold |
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grave importances
intense state of mind |
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building
large structure |
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belief in human equality |
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prominent
juting out
readily precieved or noted |
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very hot, glowing
intense feeling, zelous |
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one that pioneers
forshadows what is to come |
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to tinge or dye
endow |
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relentless
not able to be changed |
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mysterious
not investigated |
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couragous spirit |
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incapable of being satisfied |
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seductive
harmful but enticing |
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belonging to essential nature of things |
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misnaming of a person on a leagal instrument |
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to soothe in temper or dispostion
to appease |
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state of being prone to change |
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agreeable in taste |
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capable of being felt
tangalbe |
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putting an end too
not providing an opportunity to show cause why one should not comply |
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agreeable to the palate, lively arch charm |
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intense inclination or preference |
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branch or off shoot
consequesnce
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restrain
difficult to manage
resistant |
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meaning conveyed / implied
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claim |
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to pay for
to compensate |
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the capibility to recover from restraint |
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contradictory or inconsisant |
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reserved
reluctant |
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the quality of being keen |
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jumping, moving be leaps
beyound surface level
prominent |
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skeptically humorous |
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grand, inspiring awe
elevated quality |
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relief, aid, help
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not easily pulled apart
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fearful
timid
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to rise above
triumph |
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work
toil
to work hard |
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turbulent uprising
aggitated |
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to forn in movies of waves
fluctuate |
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to seize and hold
to take place by force |
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malignant
rapid or severe and destructive course |
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repect through age or history |
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