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| width; distance from side to side |
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| gigantic; of immense size |
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| exceeding reasonable limits |
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| not enough to be worth considering |
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| smallness of number; scarcity |
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| to multiply, spread, or increase rapidly |
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| based on impulse or random chance, rather than on reason |
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| happening or existing at the same time by accident |
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| to lceverly plan, plot, or design |
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| happening by lucky accident |
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| planned or arranged in advanced |
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| foreseeing or predicting the furture |
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| the quality of following a personal impulse rather than outside influences or planning |
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| unknowingly; without awareness |
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| to state or express firmly |
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| determined to have one's own way |
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| clear and sharp in analysis or expression |
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| frank and unreserved in speech |
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| not discouraged by danger or difficulty |
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| showing intense emotion or passion |
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| to ignore; to pay attention to |
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| to capture someone's attention; to charm |
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| to hold attention completely |
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| deeply absorbed in something; engrossed |
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| ready or willing to accept something |
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| to examine carefully, with close attention to detail |
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| not spoken; understood from actions or statements |
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| firmly stating personal opinions as truth |
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| the sudden realization of or insight into essential truth |
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| deeply, often sadly thoughtful |
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| the study of reality based on reasoning rather than on observation or experimentation |
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| appearing to be true or reasonable |
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| to think about carefully and thoroughly |
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| to assume the truth of something, especially as the basis of study or arguement |
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| a cunning scheme meant to trick or decieve |
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