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        | Extremely dry, parched   Unimaginative,barren |  | 
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        | inconsistency; a deviation from the norm |  | 
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        | clear, distinct; expressed with clarity   skillful with words |  | 
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        | to utter clearly and distinctly |  | 
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        | an overflowing of high spirits, effervescence |  | 
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        | Musical discord; mingling of inharmonious sounds   Lack of harmony |  | 
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        | to turn to bone; to harden |  | 
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        | primitive, pure, uncorrupted |  | 
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        | in music, a concluding passage |  | 
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        | complying; obeying; yielding |  | 
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        | to force compel; to restrain |  | 
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        | to move toward one point  (opposite of diverge) |  | 
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        | abnormal; straying from the normal or usual path |  | 
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        | a mixture or combination (often of metals) |  | 
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        | Harsh in language or temper |  | 
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        | the act or state of sticking together |  | 
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        | complying, obeying;yielding |  | 
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        | to move towards one point |  | 
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        | gross, stupid, materialistic, unrefined |  | 
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        | separate; individually distinct; composed of distinct parts |  | 
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        | Musical discord; a mingling of inharmonious sounds; lack of harmony |  | 
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        | a clique, group who meets frequently, usually social |  | 
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