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| the state of being ridiculous, unreasonable, or nonsensical |
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| the act of getting or earning something |
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| sharpness, espicially refuring to vision. |
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| conceited; giving neself underserved importance |
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| to certify that something is true or genuine |
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| a hearing to test the abilities of a speaker, actor, or musician |
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| the state of losing a friend or relative by death; loss |
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| polite and respectful; acting with courtsey and respect |
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| the state of being pleased or content with oneself; smug |
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| a statement that is opposite to another statement |
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| expressing a low opinion; intending to hurt the reputation of another |
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| easy to manage, gentle, easy to teach or discipline |
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| Expressing yourslef readily, clearly, effectively |
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| speech that honors a person or thing |
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| the act of accusing of wrongdoing; to charge with crime |
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| an examination, investigation, or interrogation |
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| slanting or sloping; not straighforward or direct |
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| to make unclear; to conceal or make less obvious |
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| stubborn; unreasonably determined to have one's way |
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| the study of speach sounds |
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| a machine to reproduce sound by using records |
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| a special right, power, or privilege |
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| to keep possession of; to contain to have; or remember |
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| the quality of being holy or sacred |
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| the state of hanging; state of discontinuning something |
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| to maintain or keep going; to supply with necessities |
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| the musical composition for an orchestra; harmony of sounds |
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| something that can be touched |
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| able to be maintained or defended |
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| a statement in support of a particular truth, fact, or claim |
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| sounding the same note or tone at the same time; agreement; harmony |
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| the act of checking the truth or corrrctness of something |
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| changeable; easy to explode |
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