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| appealing to a listener's or reader's prejudices, rather than to reason (from Latin) |
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| endlessly; forever; without limit (from Latin) |
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| to a sickening degree; to the point of nausea or disgust (from Latin) |
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| in the open air; outdoors (from Italian) |
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| till we see each other again; good-bye (from Italian) |
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| till we see each other again; good-bye (from French) |
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| till we see each other again; good-bye (from German) |
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| supreme self-confidence; shameless audacity; nerve; brazenness (from Hebrew) |
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| socially obligatory; required by custom, etiquette, or fashion; proper (from French) |
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| between us; confidentially (from French) |
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| error; social blunder; tactless act (from French) |
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| (literally, "the many") masses; common people (from ancient Greek) |
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| in the middle of things, rather than at the beginning (from Latin) |
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| praise for an achievement; glory; fame (from ancient Greek) |
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| not of sound mind; not mentally competent to handle one's affairs |
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| comment bearing no relevance to what has just been said (from Latin) |
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| person who is unwelcome; unacceptable person (from Latin) |
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| (literally, "following the death") detailed evaluation of some event just completed (from Latin) |
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| bow very low, placing the right palm on the forehead (from Aramaic) |
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