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| deviating from what is normal |
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| having to do with beauty or art |
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| amounting to a whole; total |
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| cheerful willingness, eagerness, speed |
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| to combine into a unified whole |
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| unclear or doubtful in meaning |
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| having conflicting emotional attitudes |
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| free from cunning deceit or craftiness, natural, genuine; lacking art or skill |
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| to affirm, to declare to be true |
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| to contradict, misrepresent, give a false impression |
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| pompous, using inflated language |
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| fickle, impulsive, changing, unpredictable |
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| punishment, chastisement, criticism |
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| concluding part of a literary or musical composition; something that summarizes or concludes |
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| proportional, the corresponding size or amount |
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| brief, comprehensive summary |
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| overly polite, willing to please, obliging |
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| overcoming distrust or hostility through act of kindness |
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| to baffle, perplex, mix up |
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| a person possessing expert knowledge or training, has informed and discerning taste |
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| riddle; puzzle with no solution |
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| practice widely observed in a group, custom |
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| respect, regard for another's wish |
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| to slur someone's reputation |
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| something derived, unoriginal |
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| random, disconnected, rambling |
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| division into two usually contradictory parts |
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| shyness, lack of confidence |
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| straying from the main point |
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| perceptive, exhibiting keen insight and good judgement |
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| to dishonor, disgrace, cause to be doubted |
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| constituting a separate thing, distict |
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| put away from consideration, reject |
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| to pretend, disguise one's motives |
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| to spread, scatter, disperse |
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| disintegration, debauchery |
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| to extract the essential elements |
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| adjective relating to a person who cannot compromise about points of a theory or doctrine, dogmatic, unyeilding |
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| stating opinions without proof |
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exhilarated, enthusiastic;
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| selecting from various sources |
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| efficiency, effectiveness |
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| shameless boldness, presumptuousness |
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| poem or some expressing lamentation |
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| derived from observation or experiment |
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| not clear, hard to understand |
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| related to joking or being humorous |
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| relating to signs or symptoms |
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| a clever trick; cunning, ingenuity |
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| only the self exists, isolated, "in your own world" |
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| to make known by open declaration; publish; proclaim formally |
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| the explicit or direct meaning |
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| the study of historical linguistic change, especially as manifested in individual words. |
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| a large or complete collection of writings; also a body or mass |
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| a warning or caution; admonition |
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| the act of bringing about; also in logic a general conclusion is drawn from a set of premises |
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| to make more certain; confirm |
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| abundance of money, property, and other material goods; riches; wealth. |
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| a descendant or offspring, as a child, plant, or animal. |
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| reason for being (French) |
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| of it's own kind, unique (Latin) |
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| cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, or confident |
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| outwardly appearing as such |
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| belonging to a thing by its very nature |
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| the process of logical reasoning |
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| the spirit of the time; general trend of thought or feeling |
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| choosing to be involved in an illegal or questionable act |
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| an authoritative pronouncement, or a saying/quote |
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| commonplace or dull; more like prose than poetry |
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| promising success, favored by fortune |
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