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| steadily pursuing a goal, unwilling to give up; stubborn |
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| lacking character or spirit; bland |
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| chain or rope tied to an animal to keep it within specific bounds |
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| existing in name or appearance only, without depth or significance |
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| lacking originality, inspiration and interest |
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| harsh exercise of absolute power |
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| marking the highest point; final |
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| approved by everyone concerned |
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| messy, sloppily maintained |
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| to seize, take by force (most often used of abstract nouns like "power" rather than concrete nouns like "bathrobe") |
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| silly, empty-headed, not serious |
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| with deep feeling; passionate |
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| to sell goods; to peddle goods |
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| to irritate to a great degree, to annoy |
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| make something come alive; to animate |
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| without a reason; randomly |
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