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| to instruct for intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement |
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| possessing great knowledge and scholarship |
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| understood only by an elite, scholarly, or exclusive group; obscure |
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| to inspire or influence thoroughly |
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| to instruct in or impact certain principles or ideology |
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| the art or profession of teaching |
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| overly concerned with or narrowly focused on book learning or formal rules |
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| a person of great learning about a particular topic |
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| severe and rigid restrictions, especially those brought about by difficult economic times |
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| to decrease in value or price |
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| net value; value of company or property minus their debt owed |
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| strict in avoiding unnecessary spending |
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| generous; liberal in giving |
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| a general decline in business activity |
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| to pay for goods provided, services rendered, or losses incurred; to compensate for |
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