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| Reduce severity of something negative |
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| Cease developing; stagnate |
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| Respectable due to age, wisdom, character, etc. |
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| Formal pronouncement or short statement revealing a general truth |
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| Being deceitful or untrustworthy |
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| Attack on someone's reputation or integrity |
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| Using ellipsis to be difficult to understand |
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| Light, delicate, and translucent |
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| Exhibiting different colours |
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| Deviating from the standard |
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| A person who cultivates and interest without real commitment or knowledge. |
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| One who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions |
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| Able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection |
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| Questioned or called into truth |
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| Susceptible to sudden change of mood or mind |
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| Unemotional or stolidly calm disposition |
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| Morally or intellectually instructive |
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| Consisting of many coming together |
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| pertaining to life in countryside |
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| Various other kinds, but not important enough to mention |
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