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| lacking food, clothing, & other necessities of life cause of poverty |
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| to determine the limits of, define |
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| willy, faciful, highly unrealistic |
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worn out through over use
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| strong enough to resist or withstand attack;not to be taken by force; unconquerable |
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| bitter & sharp in language/tone |
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| cleverly skillful; resourceful; ingenious |
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| severe in manner/appearance |
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| not following any 1 system, but selecting and using the best elements of all systems |
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| to act or be counter to; violate |
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| act of being tanaciuos (holding fast; characterized by keeping firmhold) |
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| a show; pretense; display |
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| sincere penitence/remorse |
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| impossible to move, erase, or wash away; permanent |
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| to make evil/harmful & often untrue statements about |
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| long-established/habitual |
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| Radiating/reflecting light, shining, bright |
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| to settle (oneself) securely & comfortably |
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| feeling conflicting emotions at once |
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| strong displeasure at something considered unjust/offensive |
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| to clear, from accustion, suspicion |
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| To penetrae to the truth of; comprehend/understand |
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| desolate/dreary;unhappy or miserable in feeling/condition/appearance |
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| showing/implying an usually patronizing descent from dignity/superiorty |
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| elevation/exaltation of a person to rank of god |
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| lacking in vaitality/interst |
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| the quality of being discerning, sound in judgment & farsighted; wisdom |
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| exceptional skill/ability |
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| lacking in wholesome vigor |
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| having to do w/ apperciationg of beauty |
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| given freely; unneccessary |
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| using few words; expressing much in few words |
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| sweetly/smoothly flowin; sweet sounding |
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| Characterized by trembling as from fear/weakness |
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| Not meant to be taken seriously |
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| Pleasantly calmin/peacful |
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| feeling/showing little emotion |
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| describing a pretentious display |
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| of chief concern or importance |
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| seemingly valid or acceptable, credible |
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| bitter resentment or ill will; hatred; malice |
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| not genine; false; conterfeit |
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| indifferent to pleasure or pain; impassive |
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| having little substance or strength; unsure; weak |
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