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| thrives and prospers at another's expense |
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| one who asks for humbly or earnestly, as by praying |
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| a sign or omen; indication |
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| pollution; impurity; corruption |
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| remorse; strong feeling of unease due to guilt |
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| having an unusually pale or wan complexion |
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| a decree or proclamation issued by an authority and having the force of law |
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1. the killing of a king
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| deliberate deception in behavior or speech |
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| being first in time; original |
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| extremely inferior; very bad |
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1. murder of one’s mother, father or other near relative
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element that induces change or a reaction
ant: stabilizer; hindrance |
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| with signs of success; favorable; prosperous; fortunate |
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| unable to be appeased; unyielding |
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| seemingly desirable, reasonable, or probable, but not really so; apparently good, but without real merit |
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| something that flows out or forth; radiance; great brightness |
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| secret in an underhanded way; stealthy |
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| confined within or as if in within walls; imprisoned (v) to entomb in a wall |
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| to say or express by gestures; to add gestures to add force or emphasis to speech |
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| passing from one thing to another; change of luck |
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| doubting; skeptical; showing a lack of belief |
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| a soft, whispering or rustling sound; murmur |
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| debris; disintegrated matter |
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| characterized by ill will or evil intentions |
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| expression of mourning or grief |
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| vibrating or quivering; trembling; timid |
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| in a manner lacking assertiveness |
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| incapable of being entered or penetrated, not capable of being damaged |
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| parched with the heat of the sun; scorching; burning; passionate; ardent |
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| howling, wailing or loud lamentation |
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| to settle oneself securely or comfortably; to place or conceal in a safe place |
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| immoral or unchaste; lewd; maliciously cruel |
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| abhorrent; arousing loathing |
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| elevated in character; noble; pompous; arrogant |
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| cautious; looking at all sides before taking action |
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| comfort in sorrow, misfortune or distress |
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| one who steals small, insignificant items |
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| harmful or malignant in intent or effect; ominous; malevolent |
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| din and commotion of a great crowd; disorderly commotion or disturbance; agitation of the mind or spirit |
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| famous or celebrated; shining brightly |
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| showing contempt or irreverence towards God or sacred things; blasphemous; impious |
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1.cheerful willingness; eagerness
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1. rough and stormy; violent
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| the quality or state of being sensual (of the senses)-sex appeal; lasciviousness |
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| damnation; archaic = utter ruin |
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| of or pertaining to marriage or the wedding ceremony |
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| disease (epidemic); plague |
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| natural personal attraction; an inherent similarity between things |
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| waste away; lose strength; to be miserable |
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| to steal in a furtive manner; pilfer |
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| preoccupied with sex and sexual desire; lustful; obscene; indecent; lascivious |
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| pretend; to hide or conceal behind a false appearance |
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| offensive to good taste especially as being excessive; overdone or gross |
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| evil; odious; wicked; deadly (as in virus); destructive |
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