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| Dashing jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance |
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| Disproportionate, unequal |
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| Reduction in size, extent, importance of something |
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| Special honor or respect shown publically |
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| confused, rushed, or disorderly manner |
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| Quality or fact of being greater in number, quantity, or importance |
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| give intense pleasure or joy to |
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| State of being not certain |
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| Optimistic or cheerful disposition |
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| Casual lack of concerns, indifference |
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| Idealistic, impractical, unrealistic |
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| State in which everything is ideal |
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| Healthful, restorative, beneficial (root: salut) |
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| (negative) trivial, not worth thinking about |
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| Insincere, not what you seem |
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| Complimentary or flattering to an excessive degreee |
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| Shining brightly; radiant |
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| Express gratitude, pleasure, approval in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner |
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| Falsely earnest, ingratiatingly flattering |
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| Sedate, respectable, unadventurous |
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| Great happiness or triumph |
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| Vehement, forthright, outspoken |
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| Making a tirade or being critical |
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| Deliver speech in rhetorical or impassioned way |
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| Showing great attention to detail or correct behavior |
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| To vilify; to treat as little value |
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| Cause or give rise to (root: gen-create) |
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| Adopt or support (a cause, belief, way of life) |
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| Feeling or being actively oppressed or hostile to someone |
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| Expert in a field called on frequently to give opinion to public |
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| Clearly expressed; easily understood |
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| Acting pompous and overbearing (like a king) |
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| Deny responsibility or support for |
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| Lose or lack vitality; grow weak or feeble. Suffer from being forced into an unpleasant situation |
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| A large or imposing building; a complex system of beliefs. |
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| Related to syllables. Paean: song of praise or triumph |
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| Reject in an abrupt or ungracious manner |
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| Reject with disdain or contempt |
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| Bad-tempered or unfriendly |
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| Walk or move at a slow pace |
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| Conspicuously inscribe or display something (like a logo on a shirt) |
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| Strongly influencing later events |
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| Person's orders or commands |
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| Tending to find fault; raise petty objections |
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| Evoking keen sense of sadness or regret |
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| State or quality of being serious or dignified |
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| Conceal one's motives, feelings, or beliefs |
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| Vehement or clamorous (syn: outspoken) |
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| Someone who is in their 70s |
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| Mysterious, hard to understand |
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| Speak or act hypocritically |
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