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| to expel from legal profession |
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| to perceive something obscure |
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| to cause perplexity and embarrassment |
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| to disturb the composure or serenity |
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| unable to be consoled; extremely sad |
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| harsh-sounding, badly out of tune |
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| wandering from topic to topic |
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| to vomit, discharge violently |
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| averse, unwilling, lacking desire |
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| lack of interest or a disadvantage |
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| lacking coherence or order, being separated |
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| to belittle, speak disrespectfully about |
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| dissimilar, different in kind |
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| free from emotion; impartial, unbiased |
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| to dishearten, make dejected |
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| feeling anxiety, being disturbed, lacking peace |
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| to pretend, disguise one's motives |
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| to disguise or put on a false appearance |
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| harsh and unpleasant sounding |
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| to persuade someone to alter original intentions |
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| the female branch of a family |
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| to move or act confusedly or without clear purpose |
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