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| ADJ obedient; easily managed |
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| VERB deed or action, particularly a brave deed |
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| VERB to pay attention to; consider |
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| adj LACKING SKILL; UNSUITED; IMCOMPETENT |
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| ADJ impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious |
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| ADJ quiet and obedient; spiritless |
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| ADJ pervading; spread throughout every part |
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| NOUN lover of mankind; doer of good |
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