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| extreme evil or wickedness |
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| a person with refined taste in wine and food |
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| the perfect example of something |
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| to show or demonstrate clearly; manifest |
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| to refrain from; to abstain |
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| to fail; to collapse; to sink |
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| offensively flattering or insincere; repulsive |
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| a scheme to gain an advantage; a ploy |
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forerunner; a signal of
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| lenient; yielding to desire |
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| relentless; inevitable; unavoidable |
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| moving from place to place |
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| liberality in giving gifts; money or gifts bestowed; generosity of attitude |
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| a fundamental principle; an old saying |
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| to make less severe or intense; to make an offense seem less serious |
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| discoloration caused by age and oxidation |
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| expressing sadness or sorrow |
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| pleasantly calm; peaceful |
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| to measure the depth of something |
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| an omen; a sign of something coming in the future |
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| to portend; to foreshadow; to forecast or predict |
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| limited in outlook to one;s own small corner of the world; narrow |
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| commonly accepted; supposed; reputed |
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| having lustful thoughts or desire; causing lust |
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