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| to malign; harm someone's reputation (v.) |
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| respect; regard for another's wish (n.) |
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| no longer existing (adj.) |
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| relating to population balance (adj.) |
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| pertaining to common people (adj.) |
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| to slur someone's reputation |
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| an inhabitant; regular visitor (n.) |
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| outcome; unravelling of the plot |
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| something derived; unoriginal (n.) |
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| to completely dry out (v.) |
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| random; disconnected; rambling (adj.) |
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| someting that discourages or hinders (n.) |
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| the act of taking away; derogatory comment (n.) |
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| transparent; insubstantial; vague |
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| bitter verbal attack (n.) |
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| division into two usually contradictory parts (n.) |
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| the act of straying from the main point (n.) |
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| to free from misconception (v.) |
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| perceptive; exhibiting keen judgment (adj.) |
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| to dishonor; cause to doubting (v.) |
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| freedom to act on one's own; showing self restraint (n.) |
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| not candid; crafty (adj.) |
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| unprejudiced; objective (adj.) |
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| lacking order or coherence (adj.) |
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| to pretend; disguise one's motives (v.) |
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| to spread out; scatter (v.) |
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| person who disagrees about beliefs (n.) |
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| disintegration; debauchery (n.) |
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| discord; lack of harmony (adj.) |
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| to expand; swell out (v.) |
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| to extract essential elements (v.) |
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| inattentive; preoccupied (adj.) |
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| to vary; to go in different directions from the same point (v.) |
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| to strip; rid; deprive (v.) |
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| to make known something that is secret (v.) |
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| unyielding; uncompromising about a theory, etc (adj.) |
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| to provide with written evidence (v.) |
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| stating opinion without proof (adj.) |
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