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| Person who practices severe self-discipline |
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| Large formal assembly of people; the act of calling a assembly |
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| To atone for (guilt or sin) |
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| Criticism, hostile reaction |
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| To put in a state of agitated confusion |
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| Extremely disturbing or distressing |
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| Not honorable in character, purpose, or origin |
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1) Accustom to something unpleasant
2) Come into use, take/have effect |
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| Lowest point of adversity/despair (of a person or organization) |
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| Deny existence, nullify, void, make ineffective |
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1) Means of connection, tie, link
2) Center, central, most important |
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| Extreme poverty; destitution scarcity, dearth |
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| Trudge, Proceed in a tedious slow manner, work with constant monotonous perserverence |
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| Something occurring daily, customary, ordinary, commonplace |
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| Disorderly crowd/mob; inferior ordinary people (lower class) |
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| Exchanging things with others for mutual benefit (Countries) |
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| Provide service, help, submit translate |
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| Excessive confidence, boldness, rashness, audacity |
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| Ruined, prevent from happening |
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| Hold; motionless with amazement, awe, terror, ect..; impale, pierce through with weapon |
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| Trace, visible evidence of something no longer present in existence |
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| Carry lightly through air/ over water |
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| Something written, formal order by higher power |
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