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| "to renounce or reject solemnly, to recant, to avoid" |
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| "to foreshadow vaguley or intimate, to suggest or outline sketchily, to obscure or overshadow" |
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| a solemn or religious curse; accursed or thorouglhy loathed person |
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| "soothing, something that assuages pain" |
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| "farthes or highest point, culmination, zenith" |
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| one who abandons long held religious or political convictions |
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| "deification, glorification to godliness, an exalted example, a model of excellence or perfection" |
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| "severity, rigor, roughness, harshness, irritability" |
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| "to aver, allege, assert" |
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| "belligerent, pugnacious, warlike" |
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| "disposed to point out trivial faults, calculated to confuse or entrap in argument" |
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| to find fault without good reason |
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| "insubordinate, rebellious" |
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| "an outcome or solution, the unraveling of a plot" |
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| to discriminate or discern |
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| a state of disuse or inactivity |
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| "random, aimless, marked by a lack of plan or purpose" |
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| "reserved, shy, unassuming, lacking in self confidence" |
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| a song of grief or lamentation |
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| "glowing and enthusiastic praise, tribute" |
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| to denounce or berate severely |
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| "to denounce, feel loating for, curse, declare to be evil" |
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| "critical examination, explication" |
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| to atone or make amends for |
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| "to destroy, exterminate, cut out" |
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| "quarrelsome, rebellious, unruly, refractory, irritable" |
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| "to deny, dispute, contradict, oppose" |
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| difficult or embarrassing situation |
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| "not easily exhaustible, tireless, dogged" |
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| "one of a kind, peerless" |
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| "unconcerned, carefree, heedless" |
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| "deep rooted, ingrained, habitual" |
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| "vapid, uninteresting, childish, immature" |
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| "cheap, gaudy, flashy, showy" |
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| "noisily and stubbornly defiant, aggressively boisterous" |
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| "tending to become more rigid, conventional, sterile, and recationary with age" |
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| "to make something seem less serious, to gloss over" |
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| "transparent, easy to understand" |
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| "the concluding part of a speech, flowery, rehtorical speech" |
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| "pounding, thundering, resounding" |
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| "having sound judgment, perceptive, wise" |
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| "remedial, wholesome, causing improvement" |
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| "cheerful, confident, optimistic" |
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| "gloomy, dark, sullen, morose" |
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| "moralistic, tending to moralize excessively" |
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| extremely loud and powerful |
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| "toady, servile, self seeking flatterer, parasite" |
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| "biased, showing marked tendencies" |
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| "to corrupt, spoil, make ineffective" |
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| "fluent, verbal, having easy use of a spoken language" |
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