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| regarding humans as the central fact of the universe |
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| belief that objects have souls, belief that the soul is central to life and health |
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| to denounce or berate severely, flay; to strip or remove the skin of |
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| to free from guilt or blame, vindicate |
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| to free from guilt or blame; to relieve from an obligation, duty or task |
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| a grotesque, absurd or debased likeness or imitation |
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| weakly emotional, slightly nauseating |
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| easily provoked to anger, irritable |
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| unfavorable, harmful; unfriendly, hostile |
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| to be adjacent to, border |
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| to encourage or support, usually in a wrongdoing |
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| anything that confines or constrains |
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| having perception, discernment, discriminating |
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| clear in meaning, expression, or style |
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| incisive or keen as language or person; vigorous, effective, energetic; clearly or sharply defined, distinct |
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| very strict in moral standards, austere |
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| changeable, fickle, flighty; animated, quick-witted |
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| evil, wicked; deadly, fatal; ruinous, injurious, hurtful |
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| an act or habit of misusing words ridiculously |
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| transposition of initial or other sounds of words, usually by accident |
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| pertaining to minor or irrelevant aspects of something |
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| pity, compassion; suffering |
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| not transparent; hard to understand; stupid or unintelligent |
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| known or understood by very few, mysterious, secret, obscure, esoteric |
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| deserving praise, comendable |
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| haughty, disdainful, supercilious; offhand or unceremonious; |
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| an answer or solution for all problems or difficulties |
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| happening my chance, lucky, fortunate |
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| indirect, not straightforward; deviously achieved, morally or ethically wrong |
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| extremely persistent, stubborn, |
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| acknowledge, confess, admit |
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| trinket, small decorative object without practical utility |
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| a weak-willed, timid or ineffectual person |
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| terse or refined in expression; having to do with stone cutting |
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| grossly wicked, scandalous |
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