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| one who abandons long-held religous or political convictions |
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| practicing self-denial, auster, stark |
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| protection or support, patronage |
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| favorable, successful, prosperous |
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| obstacle, purposely to get in the way off |
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| sweet smelling oil, consolation |
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| to adorn, especially in a cheap, showy manner |
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| to hand down (usually at death) |
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| polite manner, comforting, uninteresting |
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| still young or developing |
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| something deep or profound |
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| to insult with intent of lowering rank or repitition |
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| to dwell upon, think about something repeatedly |
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| done in a smooth or off hand manner |
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| having a faculty of senstation of perception |
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| seeming to be correct or wonderful when not really so |
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| difficult to please, fussy |
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| to express emotion as if in a play |
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| anticpate and render unnecessary |
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| show effection, curry favor for |
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| a dummy or artifact for public observation |
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| a written communication or letter |
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| to seize and hold in possesion with force or without right |
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| to teach something by repitition |
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| weak, lacking flavor, uninteristing |
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| beg, appeal, crave, implore |
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| wickedly extreme, villianous |
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| assail or attack verbally |
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| low point, opposite of Zenith |
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| clandestine, covert, stealth |
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| destroys religous icons or artifacts, or settled beliefs or institutions |
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| lacking in vigor or strength |
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| illegitimate, false, bastard |
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| not easily goverened or managed |
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| written communication or letter |
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| apparent, distinctly perceived |
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| a felling of weariness or disgust, tedium |
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| added at the end of a composition |
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| speaking glibly; talking withe ease |
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| tastless, dull, uninteresting |
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| perverse, unruly, unseemly |
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| swollen, bloated, inflated |
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| the quality of being fierce, savage, cruel |
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| keen, penetrating, incisive |
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| state of dormancy, dullness, apathy |
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| unsubstantial, slight, flimsy, weak |
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| persistence, firmness of hold |
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| extremely loud or powerful |
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| simulating, resembling, or apparently corresponding with right or truth |
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| self assured though immature, affected, bombastic |
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| to assuage, satisfy, quench |
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| winding, serpentine, undulating |
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| short and pithy, often full of maxims and proverbs, trite |
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| like seed, source, original |
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| assiduous, diligent, perserving |
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| cheerful, confident, optimistic |
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| conspicuous, prominent, highly relevent |
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| heading, title, or category |
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| characterized by coarse joking, vulgar |
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| habitaully silent, uncommunicative |
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| a depraved, vicious person |
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| formidable, to be feared or dreaded |
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| cowardice, COWARDLY GIVING UP |
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| profound, abstruse, concealed |
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| a chronic relapse into antisocial behavior |
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| harsh, hoarse, rough sounding |
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| given to plunder, voracious, greedy |
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| flourishing, spreading unchecked, violent and uncontrollable in action |
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| the profession or function of teaching |
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| traveling from one country to another |
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| violating good faith, proceeding from treachery |
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| performed without care or interest, automatic |
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| pertaining to outer region of something as opposed to the center or core |
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| sluggish, dull, or apathetic |
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| to punish, to hold in public scorn |
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| agreeably pungent, stimulating |
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| resentment at being slighted |
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| characterized by premature development, as a child who shows special talent earlier than usual |
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| a natural tendency to do something |
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| nearness in time, place or relationship, affinity of nature |
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| the part of a thing that protrudes, a buldge |
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| a person of great learning |
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| to drink or swallow in large quantities |
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| extravagently chivalrous or romantically idealistic, impractical |
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| to be divided or subdivided; to branch |
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| teary eyed, mournful, sad |
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| brief, short, pithy, not talkative |
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| weakness, weariness, languor |
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| drowsy, completely indifferent |
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| hatred or distrust of people |
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| to alleviate, to soften, to relieve |
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| the quality of having the inherent power of motion |
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| the quality of being extremely generous |
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| noxious to health, harmful, hurtful |
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| hardened and unrepenting, stubborn |
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| unnecessarily accomodating, meddlesome |
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| to settle or fix rigidly into a practice, to become bone |
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| a song of praise or triumph |
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| to make something (crime) appear less serious than it is, to alleviate, to ease |
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| a formal speech of praise, a eulogy |
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| a pattern, an example, a model |
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| an outcast, someone rejected and despised by others |
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| to store, to gather up and save |
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| to consecrate, to make holy |
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| incapable of being penetrated |
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| an invoking of evil, a curse |
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| the quality of not being easily exhausted |
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| unhealthfulness, unwholesomeness |
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| unable to pay debts, bankrupt |
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| lack of moderation or restraint, addiction to excessive amounts of alcoholic |
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| refusal to come to an agreement or compromise |
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| fearless, brave, undaunted |
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| a violent verbal attack, denunciation |
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| to attack verbally, to denounce |
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| the act of breaking or state of being broken, a gap |
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| to slander, to accuse a person falsely |
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| to surrender, to give up, to stop resisting |
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| whimsical, fickle, changeable |
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| to chastise, to correct by punishing |
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| an appendix or supplement, an addition to a will |
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| argumentative, quarrelsome |
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| insubordinate, rebellious, disobedient |
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| a perplexing question, a riddle |
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| a breakup, an overthrow, a sudden great disaster |
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| the outcome, the solution, the unraveling of a plot |
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| modest, humility, self doubt |
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| causing or tendin to cause delay, procrastinating |
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| insincerity, cunning, craftiness |
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| to belittle, to show disrespect for |
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| to hide, to conceal, to disguise |
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| loose in behavior or morals, lewd, debauched |
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| the deprivation of rank, rights, etc, the stripping of clothes, arms |
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| trivial, poorly constructed verse |
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| dictorial, arrogant, authoritative |
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| composed of materials or principles gathered together from several different places |
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| based solely on experiements or experience |
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| to strive for equality, to compete with successfully |
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| to show clearly, to indicate |
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| to flay, strip, or scratch, to denounce strongly |
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| to roam, to wander freely |
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| faulty in logic, producing error or mistake, misleading and disappointing |
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| complancently stupid or inane |
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| intense, zealous, impassioned |
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