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| Hostility toward, objection |
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| Speach or action intended to coax |
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| get something by taking advantage of someone. ask for and get for free. be a parasite |
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| impulsive, unpredictable, fickle |
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| censure, chastise severely |
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| highly critical, burning, corroding, harsh |
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| material rather than spiritual |
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strengthen or support with evidence |
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| subbmission by courteous yielding |
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| the act of preying upon or plundering |
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| opposite of confident. lacking self-confidence, modest |
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| disinterested. calm. unbiased |
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| to conceal real motives. to act affectedly. to hide under false appearance. |
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| to copy. to strive to equal or surpass |
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| a panegyration. a formal expression of praise |
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| characteristic of a locality, people, or region |
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| become less in amount or intensity. |
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| a baby bird. a newcomer. an inexperienced person. |
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| straightforward, honest. ingenuous |
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| one who opposes the norm. |
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| early stages, nascent. needing organization. incomplete |
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| unerasable. permanent. strong |
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| Straightforward. honest. childlike. candid. artless. |
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| harmless. no adverse effect. |
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| numb. unconscious. incapable of physical sensation |
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| insulated from others. excessively exlusive. |
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| prone to outbursts of temper. |
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| uses few words. crisp. brief. to the point. concise. |
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| evil. extremely wicked. abominable |
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| opposite of inocuous. harmful. |
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| stubbornly persistent in wrong doings. unmoved by feelings of humanity or pity. |
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| stubborn. tenaciuosly unwilling to yeild. |
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retentive. stubbornly unyeilding. |
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| to close. shut off. block |
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| turned hard like bone. inflexible |
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trecherous. dishonest. tending to betray |
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| easily/frequently irked. always annoyed. |
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| to fall. to bring about/hasten the occurence of something |
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| to appease. to gain or regain the favor or good will of. make peace with |
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| having great physical beauty |
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| dormancy. a state of quietude. inactivity |
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| cautionary. expressing reproach or reproof especially as corrective |
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| to pay off your debt gradually. |
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| the formal renunciation of power. |
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| temporary suspension or cessation of... |
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| put up with something unpleasant |
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| revoke formally. to abolish by athoritative action. |
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difficult to penetrate. esoteric knowledge is abstruse for the lay man. |
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| lie adjacent to. canada abuts the us. |
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| as in abyss. so deep as to be unmeasurable. |
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| liveliness and eagerness. |
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| sharply contrasted in character or purpose. antithetical actions are contradictory to professed beliefs. |
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| something that causes tightening. |
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| bad omen. deadly or sinister. |
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| to refuse to proceed abruptly. |
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| incapable of sustaining life. |
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| to declare a dead person holy. |
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| decorate tastlessly (including oneself). |
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| be in contradiction with or represent falsely. |
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| deprived of something. sorrowful. |
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| carefree. happy. lighthearted. showing or lacking due concern. |
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| offensively bold. presumptiously daring. |
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| unrestrained by convention or propriety. rudely audacious. |
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| to plot or carry out an illegal act. a clique that seeks power through intrigue (sneaky scheme). |
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charge falsely and with malicious intent. a malicious attack |
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| a person prejudiced with the superiority of his own kind. |
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| an illtempered selfish person who lacks cultural and refinement. |
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| to chew over. to use the mind and reason to make inferences, decisions. reflect upon. |
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| disposition to yield or comply. |
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to make peace. to make or be willing to make concessions. |
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| showing hopelessness or resignation. cast down in spirit. |
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| a crusty, ill-tempered, stubborn, cantankerous old man. |
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| to cause to become widely known. . |
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express strong disapproval of |
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an orator who appeals to the prejudices of the crowd. |
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| charge falsely and with malicious intent. |
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| thin material you can see through and transmit light. mad delicate. |
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cause someone to lose their composure. to disconcert. |
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| ravenously hungry. a rapacious appetite. |
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| marked by excessive self-indulgence and subsequent moral decay. |
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| give emotion or expression to. |
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to beget. to procreate. produce. to make babies. |
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| one with sensitive refined taste especially with food and wine. |
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| a defamatory or abusive word or phrase. |
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| give expression to. to display clearly. |
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| express strong disaproval of. |
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to assume or claim as true.
to reason earnestly to prove false. |
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| to cleanse of something considered morally harmful, offensive, or erroneous. |
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| to praise, glorify, or honor. |
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| cleverly amusing in tone. |
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| try to stir up public opinion. to promote the growth or development of. |
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| habitually disposed to disobediance and opposition. |
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| to spur. urge. a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something |
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| super light and delicate. |
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| seeking the company of others. |
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| deserving or inciting pity. |
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| a loud bombastic passionate oration. |
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| having or showing arrogant superiority to those one deems inferior. |
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| marked with or characterized by disgrace or shame. |
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| a very embarrasing misunderstanding. |
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| marked by casual disrespect. |
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| to teach by frequent repetition. |
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| poverty. impecuniousness. penury. |
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| inactivity due to a dislike of work. |
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| unsayable. unexpressable. defying expression or description. |
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| impossible to evade or avoid. |
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| like the french. casual and carefree. marked by blithe unconcern. |
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| abusive or venemous language. |
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| speak against in an impassioned manner. |
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| strong emotion especially towards a wrongdoing. |
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| como lagrimas. showing sorrow. |
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| one who is phlegmatic shows lassitude. lack of vitality or energy. |
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| the right to take one's property. |
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| ghastly. inspiring horror. |
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| pretending to be ill to avoid work. |
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weakly and effusively sentimental. when people are drunk they tend to be maudlin. |
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mendacity: given to lying
mendicant: one who begs. |
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| based on pretense. deceptively appealing. nice on the outside but gross on the inside. |
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the courage to carry on.
fearless. willing to face danger. |
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| filled with bewilderment. |
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| a medicine whose efficacy is questionable. |
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| boisterously and noisily agressive. |
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| prevent the occurance of. prevent from happening. |
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intrusive in a meddling and offensive. manner. |
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something that brings great shame. |
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| something that is esoteric is recondite. impenetrable for the average person. |
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| an formal expression of praise. |
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| provide physical relief from. |
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| excessively unwilling to spend. |
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| not allowing contradiction or discussion. |
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| easily irritated and annoyed. |
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| smug, ignorant, hostile and indifferent to cultural and artistic values. |
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| expressive sorrow or woe. |
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| labored. dull. weighty. unwieldy. |
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doctorine that is taught.
teacher. |
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| warning of impending misfortune. |
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| complete and confirmed integrity. |
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| pussy. lacking in courage. |
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| censure severely or angrily. argue in protest. present reasons against. |
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characterized by moral loosness. |
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assiduous. hard working diligent. marked by care and persistent effort. |
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| prevarication. equivocation. using subtly deceptive arguments. |
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| one who is seemingly indifferent to emotions, pain, pleasure. |
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| one who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage. |
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| useless repitition. or an unnecessary statement due to its inherant validity. |
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| characterized by or being full of force and vigor. |
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a noisy, strong, courageous woman. |
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| obtained through intuition rather than reasoning or observation. |
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