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| to pretend; hide one's true nature or motive |
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| an earlier event that serves as a future example |
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| acting in a stealthy manner, secret |
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| disappointment or dismay, generally caused by one's own inadequacy |
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| enormous in size; causing wonder |
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| describing something evil or dangerous |
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| without harmony; harsh sounding |
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| power in business or politics; a slip |
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| to draw conclusions on the basis of little evidence; to take a business risk |
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| outpouring of many things all at once; rapid military fire |
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| to embarrass; to lose strength |
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| to hypnotize; to fascinate |
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| overweening pride, implying one's superiority |
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