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| done or acting in a stealthy manner |
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| "full of joyful exultation, rejoicing" |
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| "a loud continuous and confused noise, a strong or loud demand" |
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| "physically weak, not robust" |
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| exciting by presenting something desirable while keeping it out of reach |
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| "not changing shape or bending, stiff inflexible" |
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| "greedily eager for food, extremely hungry" |
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| "anxious or fearful, uneasy" |
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| "a difficult or painful experience, especially one that severely tests a person" |
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| a false appearance or action intended to deceive |
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| "perceived as bright and distinct, brilliant" |
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| lasting forever or for an indefinitely long time |
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| " labored continuously, worked strenuously" |
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| a feeling of profound awe and respect and often love |
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| a tendency to take a hopeful view of a situation or to expect the best possible outcome |
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| "to express grief for or about, mourn" |
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| "something (a statement, a person or thing) that contains or implies its own contradiction" |
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| "an earnest effort toward an end, a serious attempt" |
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| "not neat and tidy, messy" |
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| having or showing no remorse |
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| "to be uneasy, troubled or worried" |
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| "to feel or express great, often spiteful, pleasure" |
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| bitter regret or guilt for having done something wrong |
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| "characterized by rash or hasty actions, impulsive" |
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| full of unfulfilled longing or desire |
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| showing contempt or disregard of others |
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| gladness as shown by or accompanied with laughter |
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| "clinging to an opinion, propose or course in spite of reason, arguments or persuasion" |
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| marked by forceful energy |
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| feeling of strong ill will |
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| omens or predictions of evil |
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| "a thorough study, inquiry or inspection" |
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| lacking in emotional response |
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| having or showing reverence to God or something sacred |
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| "relating to, characteristic of, or marked by an attitude of doubt" |
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| something hard to understand or explain |
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| distrustful of human nature and motives |
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| sprightly in manner or appearance |
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| removed or distant in interest or feeling |
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| indifferent to pleasure or pain |
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| something loathsome or hated |
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| state of extreme confusion or agitation |
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| to act or speak playfully |
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| planned or devised cleverly |
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| to show affection or attempt to please |
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| "violent anger, a punishment or vengeance, as for a sin or a crime" |
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| something that is dangerous or risky |
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| "the act of atoning, making amends for wrong-doing" |
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| seeking the affection of someone with intent of romance |
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| "the state of being grateful, thankfulness" |
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| "disrespectfully bold, rude" |
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| a mocking or scoffing remark or shout |
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| a sudden loss of courage or confidence in the face of danger or trouble |
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| "deeply serious, almost sacredly so" |
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| feeling that a person or thing is low or worthless |
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| an intense feeling of happiness or joy |
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| "a state of reduced sensibility or consciousness, a daze" |
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| something of little importance or value |
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| "pleasantly, in a friendly manner" |
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| "strong feeling of unease caused by disappointment, embarrassment or humiliation" |
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| "having a strong, often melancholy, desire" |
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| "contemptuous or jeering laughter, ridicule" |
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| "too bold or hasty, reckless" |
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| "state or quality of being, serene, calm or tranquil" |
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| "preoccupied with depressing, morbid, or painful memories or thoughts" |
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| "rule, control, domination" |
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| thrown into disorder or confusion |
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| state of being happy and cheerful |
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| feeling characterized by a strong displeasure at something considered unjust |
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| "not believing, skeptical" |
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| a feeling of contempt for anything regarded as unworthy |
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| "unnatural or sickly pallor, lacking color" |
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| "violation of a law, command, etc, sin" |
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| "made or held motionless with amazement, awe, terror, etc" |
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| deprived of strength or vitality |
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| "insanity, mental disorder" |
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| "an unfavorable or unfortunate condition, state of situation" |
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| "violent and noisy commotion or disturbance of a crowd, uproar" |
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| causing great fear or suffering |
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| "crowded in upon, surrounded" |
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| "means of sustaining life, nourishment" |
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| "expressing grief for or about, mourning" |
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| to condemn openly or publicly |
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| "something that is not what it purports to be, fraud or hoax" |
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| to take great pleasure or delight |
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| "to soften in feeling or temper, pacify, appease" |
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| a discordant and meaningless mixture of sounds |
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| agreeable in taste or smell |
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| "to make bold or bolder, encourage" |
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| craving or consuming large amounts of food |
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| "to express sharp, stern disproval of" |
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| kept or set free from restrictions or bonds |
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| "acting in an upright, noble way, virtuous" |
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| "not clear or plain, vague or uncertain" |
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| "to form or have an opinion, judged" |
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| "inclined to silence, reserved in speech" |
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| physical weakness or ailment |
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| "outrageously wicked, devilish" |
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| "removed, kept at a distance" |
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| "given to inquiry, research and questions, eager for knowledge" |
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| an offence to one’s dignity or self-respect |
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| "to wipe out, do away with" |
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| "having valor, courageous, brave" |
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| "to perplex or amaze, confuse" |
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| "without exceptions or conditions, absolute" |
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| "the quality or condition of being humble, modest opinion of one's self" |
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| showing warmth and friendliness |
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| free from obscurity and easy to understand |
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| "affirmed with confidence, declared in a positive way" |
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| made or said without previous preparation |
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| ridiculously or insultingly small |
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| "gruesome and horrifying, ghastly, horrible" |
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| conquered or subdued by superior force |
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| "the state of being an accomplice, partnership" |
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| a great misfortune or disaster |
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| firmly resolved or determined |
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| "characterized by or exhibiting excessive vanity, boastful" |
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| gloomily or sullenly ill-humored |
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