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| Having the effect of allying suspicion or hostility |
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| conveniences and comforts |
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| not showing care for the consequences of an action |
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| feelings or doubt towards the morality of a situation |
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| characterized by showing interest or concern |
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| a calming or soothing agent |
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| deserving strong condemnation |
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| not securely held in position |
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| a person's inherent qualities of mind or character |
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| not easily upset or excited |
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| anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen |
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| (past tense) to tell someone about past events |
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| attempting to avoid notice or attention |
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| a cloth spread over a hearse or coffin, or a dark cloud covering an area |
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| an opinion formed on the basis of incomplete information |
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| showing no feeling or interest |
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| engaged in or expressing guesses rather than knowledge |
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| the inability to be wrong |
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| quality of being very stubborn |
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| Accepted or complied with |
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| people who roam in search of loot |
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| help given to someone in distress |
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