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| temporary disuse or suspension |
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| to renounce or to disown or to reject |
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| obscure or deep or profound |
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| bitterness or ill feeling or pungency |
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| deliberately inoffensive, a painkiller |
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| glorification of a subject to divinity |
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| apt or suitable or pertinent |
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| complete or utter or notorious |
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| sharpness or harshness or roughness |
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| constant in application or diligent or industrious |
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| to reduce the amplitude of or to weaken or to dilute |
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| sinister or harmful or threatening |
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| trite or lacking in originality or boring or hackneyed |
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| to dress in a gaudy and tasteless manner |
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| to grow or to flourish, bud or new growth |
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| to polish or to buff or to glaze, sheen or luster |
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| to get something by taking advantage of someone |
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| to chastise or to criticize severely |
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| deception by trickery (esp in politics) |
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| concise and comprehensive summary |
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| to support or to tolerate or to admit as possible |
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| the act of preying upon or plundering |
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| a forceful and bitter verbal attack |
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| modest or shy or lacking in self confidence |
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| slow to act or intended to slow or sluggish |
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| to conceal true motive or to feign |
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| a formal eulogy or speech of praise |
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| to use ambiguous language in order to hide truth or avoid commitment |
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| to atone or to purge or to redeem |
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| silly or pointless or foolish or idiotic |
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| sinister or lethal, an open stretch of country or a stony hill |
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| to incite or to instigate or to provoke |
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| to contradict or to deny or to oppose |
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| awkward or crude or lacking social sensitivity |
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| one who rebels against or destroys tradition or something sacred |
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| public shame or disgrace or infamy |
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| neither feeling nor showing emotion |
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| early or incomplete or disorganized |
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| not capable of being corrected |
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| tending to obstruct or hostile or unfriendly |
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| to protest or to strongly attack with words |
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| physical or mental weariness |
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| to feign illness or to exaggerate incapacity in order to avoid work |
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| strict disciplinarian or whip or rule adherer |
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| volatile or fickle or animated or quick-witted or erratic |
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| harmful or offensive or destructive |
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| hardened against influence or feeling |
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| to close or to shut off or to obstruct |
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| dense or not transparent or difficult to understand |
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| harsh criticism or public disgrace or ignominy |
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| to mitigate symptoms or to allay fears or to soothe |
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| encomium or formal homage or lofty tribute |
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| a minor offense or relatively unimportant sin |
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| unimaginative or pedestrian or ostentatiously learned |
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| demanding immediate attention or demanding immediate obedience or definitive or authoritative or not open to appeal |
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| to excite or to prick or to affect with sharp irritation or to provoke to action |
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| terse or concise or forcefully expressive |
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| to plunge abruptly or to bring about prematurely or to hurl down |
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| integrity or sincerity or decency |
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| tediously lengthy or verbose |
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| commonplace or pedestrian |
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| to outlaw or to forbid or to condemn |
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| daily or mundane or commonplace or ordinary |
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| daily or mundane or commonplace or ordinary |
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| obscure or secret or deep |
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| resistant to authority or heat resistant or difficult to work with |
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| resistant to authority or heat resistant or difficult to work with |
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| unprincipled, villain or scoundrel |
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| healthy or wholesome or beneficial |
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| sleepy, narcotic, tending to induce drowsiness |
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| superficially plausible or misleading |
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| counterfeit or wrongly appearing to be valid |
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| to limit or to confine, a restriction |
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| using flattery on influential people |
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| easy to control or easy to influence or docile or manageable |
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| poignant or vigorous or incisively keen |
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| aggressively defiant or quick to fight |
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| swollen or bloated or pompous |
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| thick or dense or obscured |
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| swollen or distended or puffy or congested |
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| moral depravity or base act |
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| offense or annoyance or resentment |
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| to spoil or to mar or to impair validity |
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| to revile or to abuse or to scold |
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| nearsighted or shortsighted or narrow-minded |
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