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| to hate very much, to detest utterly. |
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| to strongly dislike, to regard with intense aversion or loathing. |
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| to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail |
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| to border upon; to adjoin |
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| bottomless pit; a yawning gulf; a profound depth or void. |
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| an award, an honor; approval, praise |
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| something connected or added to another in a subordinate position; an assistance. |
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| a sworn written statement |
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| events following some occurence; a consequence of |
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| to increase in size; enlarge, to cause to appear greater power, influence |
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| to make hostile; to cause to feel unwelcome or estranged. |
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| to make less severe; to relieve, to lesson |
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| to entice with something desirable; tempt, power of attraction |
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| distant, reserversed in manner; uninvolved. |
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| One who is defeated in a race, election, or other competion; loser |
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| the choice between two mutually exclusive possiblities, a situation presenting such a choice. |
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