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        | to sap the strength or energy of; enervate |  | 
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        | lacking an essential quality or element |  | 
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        | authoritative and complete |  | 
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        | having a harmful effect; injurious |  | 
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        | a leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals to the emotions and prejudices of the populace |  | 
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        | describing statistical data referring to distribution and growth of the human population |  | 
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        | marked by the open experssion of emotion |  | 
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        | criticize; to condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible |  | 
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        | to dislike intensely; abhor |  | 
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        | the characteristic of being shy and reserved |  | 
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        | having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, as though neglect; broken-down and shabby |  | 
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        | a dabbler in an art of a field of knowledge |  | 
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        | extremely small in size, tiny |  | 
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        | to cause to lose affection or loyalty |  | 
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        | to damage in reputation; disgrace |  | 
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        | showing careful judgment or fine taste |  | 
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        | one's usual mood; temperament |  | 
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        | lacking moral restraint; indulging in sensual pleasures or vices |  | 
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        | creating disagreements or discord |  | 
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        | adapted from a number of different sources |  | 
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        | prudent and thrifty in management |  | 
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        | unrestrained or excessive in emotional expression |  | 
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        | to express at a greater length or in greater detail |  | 
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