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| improvemnt or enlightenment |
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| misconduct or wrondoing, especially by a public official |
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| capable of being accomplished |
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| condition of being too full; over abundance |
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| the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer |
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| possesing or exhibiting great wealth; affluent |
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| the power that results from the combination of two or more forces |
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| a pattern of prayer or worship |
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| a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy |
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| requiring mental or physical effort |
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1. to discuss in too much detail
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| to explain in greater detail |
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| still in existence; not destoyed |
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1. resisting authority; difficult to control
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| to remove from power or office |
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| having no motion or change |
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| condition in which there is no change |
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| the most important ingrident; the crucial element |
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| the most typical, ideal, or important |
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| violating a moral law; sinful |
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| negative and critical; insulting |
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| to cause or diminish, as in strength, value, or quality |
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| to speak of maliciously; insult |
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| to pretend to be sick in order to avoid something |
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| a sense of unease; depression |
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| unimportant; insignificant |
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| to cancel the effect of; nullify |
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| to drape or adorn festively |
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| of or related to a wild celebration |
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| a drunken party or celebration |
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| sorrowful; expressing or evoking mourning or sadness |
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| a song or poem memorializing something or someone |
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| mourning that which is lost or past; sorrowful |
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| greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation |
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| green; lush with vegetation |
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| lack of experience; innnocence |
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| frankness and sinceriy of expression openess |
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| extreme or unnatural paleness |
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| to fill with horror or disapproval |
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| to attack the character or; to mock |
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| lack of physical or mental energy |
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| someone who takes law enforcement into his or her ow hands |
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| a song or religous service for the dead or lost |
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| a repayment; compensation |
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| happening by a lucky accident or chance; fortunate |
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| protection or support; patronage |
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| followed by favorable circumstances |
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| the belief that one's fate has been determined in advance by a higher power |
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| intend for a specific end or purpose |
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| a group or companies or institutions |
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1. to keep company
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| to soothe or satisfy; to appease |
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| to urge or beg without end |
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| extremely demanding; insistent |
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| impossible to bear; intolerable |
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| giving or showing an advantage to one over another |
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| to act of bestowing; a formal offer |
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| the outermost part or boundary |
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| a feeling of great happiness or well-being |
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| overcrowded; too tightly packed |
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| to concieve and develop in the mind or body |
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| to make gestures for emphasis |
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| having to do with a government in which one person, group, or party controls everything |
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| having to do with a government in whicch one person, group, or a party controls everything |
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| concerning the whole rather than the parts |
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| covering a broad range; universal |
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| perfect or ideal, especially in skll or accomplishment |
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| accumulation; total result |
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| sharply effective or insightful |
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| to cut short in the middle |
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| to divide into parts and distribute |
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| quick, witty conversation |
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| the theory that the self is the only reality |
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| a literary or dramatic speech spoken by a solitary character |
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| unvarying; lacking in variety |
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| sameness of sound, style, manner, or color |
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| a person with knowledge of many subjects |
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| the common peopl; the masses |
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| a person with a knowledge ofseveral languages |
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