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| Adj. noble, exalted, majestic |
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| Adj. having unlimited power; able to do anything |
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| Adj. lacking good manners, refinement, or grace |
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| N. extravagant praise delivered in formal speech or writing, an encomium |
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| N. one who stresses trivial details of learning, one who parades learning; a schoolmaster |
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| Adj. irreverent, showing disrespect for God, any deity,or religion |
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| V. to attribute something to a cause |
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| V. to describe or portray (something) precisely |
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| V. to endow or provide with a quality or ability |
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| N. lassitude, indolence, state of listless weakness or exhaustion |
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| N. a formal text that expresss high praise for somebody |
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| V. to prove somebody innocent |
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| V. to denounce, to abominate, to abhor |
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| V. to cite as an example or means of proof |
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| V. to begin to fail, lose confidence |
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| V. to declare somebody as innocent |
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| N. the formal remission of sin imparted by a priest |
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| Adj. luckless, unfortunate |
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| Adj. irreverent (lacking religious reverence) |
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| Adj. showing a brooding ill humor or resentment, morose |
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| Adj. unchanging or unchangeable |
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