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| a dilemma with no solution; deadlock; |
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| lacking piety or respect for religion; irreverent; |
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| to suggest without stating directly |
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| unintentional; accidental |
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| motivation or drive to do a particular task or to go in a given direction |
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| motive; inducement; stimulus |
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| to point out or make known with a good degree of certainty |
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| having no power to move or act; passive; lifeless |
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| resisting motion or action; sluggish; inactive |
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| able to be passed from one person to another (such as an infection) |
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| possessing or displaying great creativity and resourcefulness |
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| brilliant; inspired; imaginative |
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| inventive skill or cleverness; creativity |
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| to reside or live in; occupy; reside; dwell |
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| present at birth; natural; inborn |
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| someone with the simplicity of a baby; harmless |
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| devious hint or sly suggestion made to cause suspicion or doubts |
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| inability to fall asleep; sleeplessness |
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| a rebel; a mole; an insider; |
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| rising in revolt, starting a revolution; rebellious |
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| full of anger, wrathful, incensed |
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| angry, infuriated, enraged |
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| to mock in an abusive way; to ridicule |
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| having wise judgment; sage |
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| relating to motion; animated; energetic |
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| shallow body of water connected to a much larger one, as a lake or sea; inlet |
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| drowsiness, tiredness, inability to do much of anything |
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| bending and moving easily |
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| to thrust something forward; plunge |
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| having a great or noble spirit, acting generously, patiently, or kindly |
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| big-hearted; generous; indulgent |
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| an instance of failing to function; failure |
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| to fail to function; fail |
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| can be molded or shaped; flexible |
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| to damage something and make it imperfect; damage |
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| amazing thing; something astonishing or marvelous; miracle |
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| to be surprised or full of wonder |
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| very small or insufficient; slight; inadequate |
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| very sad or depressing; gloomy |
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| scientist dealing with weather and weather conditions |
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| tiny, miniature, microscopic |
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| poorly conceived, poorly planned, based on false assumptions or false reasonings |
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| feel sad for, regret; grieve |
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