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        | look thoughtfully for a long time: anticipate, |  | 
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        | not easily convinced (unconvinced): doubtful |  | 
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        | words used to identify person, place or thing |  | 
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        | words used to describe an action , state or occurrence |  | 
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        | annoyance provoked by unfairness |  | 
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        | turbulent or conflicting emotion (emotional, violent) |  | 
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        | easy going (not easily upset-or excited) |  | 
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        | unpredictable, unchangeable   (changes of mood or mind) |  | 
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        | essential(crucial)/ fundamental(original) |  | 
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        | flexible/elastic (easily bent) |  | 
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        | Claim w/out justification |  | 
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        | word or phrase modifies or qualifies an  adjective, verb or other adverb |  | 
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        | inspire or permeate w/a feeling or quality  (permeate- spread throughout) |  | 
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        | damaging the good repuation of someone; slander or libel |  | 
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        | making false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation |  | 
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        | appeal (n-urgent request/ v.make a urgent request) or riase |  | 
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        | n. action of explaining meaning of something |  | 
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        | as a result (therefore:subsequently(next)) |  | 
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        | instinct/feeling w/out cognitive reasoning |  | 
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        | intense passionate (Passionate/dedication) |  | 
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        | group of words which have no meaning in the content they are written in (ex. rain cats and dogs) - meaning not derived from the constituents |  | 
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        | drawing a logical conclusion; arrive at by reasoning |  | 
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        | deny/betray (emotional conflicts) |  | 
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        | describe something precisely |  | 
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        | extreme distaste; unacceptable |  | 
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        | inspire great disgust/loathing |  | 
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        | critize angrily or abusively |  | 
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        | accustom to something (habit) |  | 
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