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| pompous; using inflated language |
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| grow rapidly; send forth new growth (as buds) |
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| make shiny by rubbing; polish |
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| unpredictable; fickle; implusive and seemingly unmotivated; governed by caprice |
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| punishment; severe criticism |
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| agent that influences the pace of a chemical reaction while it remains unaffected and unchanged; person or thing that causes action |
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| burning; sarcastically biting |
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| concluding section of a musical or literary composition; something that rounds out, summarizes, or concludes |
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| convincing; having power to compel or constrain |
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| corresponding in extent, degree, amount, etc.; proportionate |
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| brief, comprehensive summary |
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