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| An inappropriate disregard; happy-go-lucky |
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| Conforming to social norms and behaviors |
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| A negative change in fortune |
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| Untrue slanderous statements meant to defame and hurt reputation |
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| Unwillingness to use resources |
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| Unstoppable or unavoidable |
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| Routine, occuring on a daily basis |
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| To speak or act in and evasive way; to lie |
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| To insult by disrespecting |
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| Larger or more generous than necessary |
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| Firmly holding an opinion or course of action |
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| Tendency to believe what they are told; not skeptical |
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| To gain favor by flattery or obedience |
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| Someone who challenges traditional values |
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| Expressing scorn or criticism |
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| Contemptuous ridicule or mockery |
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| Obstinate opposition to authority |
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| Excessively talkative on trivial matters |
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| Beginning at the same time; contemporary |
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| To determine a limit or boundary |
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| Conforming with trends and fads (neg.) |
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| Unable to upset or excite; Unshakable |
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| Presence of something in minute quantities |
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| Expressing annoyance / anger over unjust treatment |
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| Average in size or quality |
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| To assert or allege in pleading |
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| Very careful about behaving properly, and doing things correctly |
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| An appearance that expresses a mood |
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| Easy to anger or fight; aggressively defiant |
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| A speech in praise of someone or something |
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| Having a calm and unemotional disposition |
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| Someone who is not an expert in something |
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| Coinciding with the reality |
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| To state something in simpler terms than the true state of the world |
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| Swollen and inflated, something that is complex and hard to understand |
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| To unjustly take or something |
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| Loud and harsh, a bold unexpected statement on something potentially controversial |
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| To root out and eliminate |
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| Trash, things considered worthless |
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| Show offish and vulgar, meant to attract attention |
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| Expressing direct and clear criticism |
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| A figure or model of a person |
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| Abrupt and offhanded speech |
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| Speech sounding full and imposing, or pretentious and pompous sounding writing |
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| Deterioration due to age or neglect |
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| To appease either anxiety or anger |
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| Commentary that is frank and forthright |
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| To indulge in over protecting |
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| To drink or to indoctrinate |
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| A dialect or unwritten speech; vernacular |
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| Ostentatiously learned; Making a show of knowledge and placing over emphasis on minutiae in use of knowledge |
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| To accost using harsh language |
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| Hesitant to speak freely on a matter |
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| Unwillingness to learn about other cultures |
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| temperamentally disinclined to talk, shy |
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| Willing to betray ones trust |
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| To fake ill, to not claim responsibility |
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| To reveal an error in ones thinking |
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| lacking vigor or interest |
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