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| sad/mournful to an absurd extent |
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a combination of diverse elements
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| having a ring of plausability or truth but being false |
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| excuse; artifice used to evade a rule or punishment; trick |
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| one who is independent and resists adherence to a group. |
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| someone who's motivated by money. a pro. |
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| stubborn (not a character trait). really attached to an opinion or course of action |
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| producing a deep or full sound |
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| stubbornly attached to ideas that can't be substantiated |
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| having streaks, marks, or patches of a different corol or colors; polychromal |
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