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| giving up control, authority |
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| to be faithful; to endure |
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| to promise or swear to give up |
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| to repeal or annul by authority |
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| closely or significantly related |
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| unprincipled; conscienceless; lack moral standards |
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| causing sleep; pertaining to sleep |
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| made common by frequent use, cliche' |
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| oxlike, cowlike, stolid or dull |
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| intractible, unmanageable |
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| strong inclination or liking toward something |
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| not beautiful, unattractive |
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| attractive; proper, becoming (in behavior) |
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| not meant to be taken serious or literally; amusing, humorous |
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| low grade wool from rags or waste |
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| to confuse or bewilder; to darken |
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| to abstain or keep away from |
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| incapable of being described in words |
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| fierce, cruel, harsh, hostile, belligerent |
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| unsophisticated person from a rural area, a hick |
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| recklessly or thoughtlessly bold, foolishly rash or venturesome |
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| capable of holding much, spacious or roomy |
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| pertaining to acting, overly emotional or dramatic |
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| severely critical or sarcastic; capable of burning or destroying living tissue |
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| done by stealth or in a sly, secret manner |
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| extraordinary in size or amount; wonderful or marvelous; abnormal, monstruous |
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| bright or promising; optimistic |
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| of little importance, trivial; illogical |
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| severe or strict in manner or apperance; rigorously self-disciplined or moral; grave or sober; simple, without ornament; lacking softness |
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| not, without (amoral, anonymous) |
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