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| One who can resolve a dispute, make a decision |
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| Favorable, indicative of good things |
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| A tendency, inclination, prejudice |
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| Excessively confident, pompous |
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| Biting, bitter in tone or taste |
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| To strike with force; An arrangement of food on a table |
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| A rhythm, progression of sound |
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| An attempt to spoil someone else's reputation by spreading lies |
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| Brotherhood, jovial unity |
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| A piece of cloth on which an artist paints; To cover, inspect |
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| To get the attention of, hold |
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| To list; A list or collection |
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| Harsh criticism; to rebuke formally |
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| To feel or show affection toward something |
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| The arrangement of dances |
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| A written history; to write a history |
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| Loud noise; to loudly insist |
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| A person who makes or repairs shoes |
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| To make somebody do something by force or threat |
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| Intellectually convincing |
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| Secondary; security for a debt |
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| Characteristic of informal conversation |
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| Secret agreement, conspiracy |
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| A gigantic statue or thing |
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| To make an appropriate payment for something |
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| Self-satisfied ignorance or danger |
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| To complete, make perfect |
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| Being an accomplice in a wrongful act |
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| An expression of esteem or approval |
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| To combine parts; a combination of different parts; a walled area containing buildings |
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| Distress caused by feeling guilty |
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| Brief and direct in expression |
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| The quality of being in agreement |
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| To dedicate something to a holy purpose |
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| To complete a deal; to complete a marriage ceremony through sexual intercourse |
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| To the lower the quality or esteem of something |
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| To corrupt by means of sensual pleasures |
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| To postpone something; to yield to another's wisdom |
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| To lower the status or stature of something |
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| To belittle, diminish the opinion of |
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| To violate the sacredness of a thing or place |
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| Impoverished, utterly lacking |
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| To discourage, prevent from doing |
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| The quality of being reserved in speech or action; good judgement |
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| To scorn, hold in low esteem |
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| To criticize or speak ill of |
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| To send off to accomplish a duty |
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| Lack of harmony or consistency |
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| To persuade someone not to do something |
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| Godly, exceedingly wonderful |
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| Based on observation or experience; capable of being proved or disproved by an experiment |
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| A perfect example, embodiment |
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| To take up as a cause, support |
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| Heavenly, exceptionally delicate or refined |
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| The history of words, their origin and development |
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| To dig out of the ground and remove |
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| To free from guilt or blame, exonerate |
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| To free from guilt or blame, exculpate |
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| Advisable, advantageous, serving one's self-interest |
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| To make amends for, atone |
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| To remove offensive or incorrect parts, usually of a book |
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| The wall of a building; a deceptive appearance or attitude |
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| Well suited, apt; delightful, pleasing |
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| Shifting in character, inconstant |
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| To disregard or disobey openly |
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| To thwart, frustrate, defeat |
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| To graze, rummage for food |
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| Patience, restraint, toleration |
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| To prevent, thwart, delay |
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| Lonely, abandoned, hopeless |
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| Happening by chance, often lucky or fortunate |
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| A medium for lecture or discussion |
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| To stimulate, promote, encourage |
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| Filled or accompanied with |
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| Of little importance, trifiling |
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| Overindulgence in food or drink |
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| To urge, spur, incite to acion |
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| Someone fond of eating and drinking |
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| On a magnificent or exaggerated scale |
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| Uncalled for, unwarranted |
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| Drawn to the company of others, sociable |
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| Injurious, hurtful; serious or grave in nature |
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| Deceitful, cunning, sly behavior |
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| A ranting speech; to give such a speech |
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| Robust, capable of surviving through adverse conditions |
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| Greatly distressing, vexing |
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| One who believes pleasure should be the primary pursuit of humans |
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| Shockingly wicked, repugnant |
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| Varied, diverse in character |
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| A break or gap in duration or continuity |
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| A system with ranked groups, usually according to social, economic, or professional class |
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| Pretending to believe what one does not |
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| Supposed or assumed true, but unproven |
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| One who attacks common beliefs or institutions |
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| Peculiar to one person; highly individualized |
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| Excessively worshiping one object or person |
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| To absorb, deeply involve, engross |
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| Stoic, not susceptible to suffering |
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| Necessary, pressing; a rule, command, or order |
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| Impenetrable, incapable of being affected |
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| To impact, affect, make an impression; to encroach, infringe |
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| Incapable of being appeased or mitigated |
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| An instrument, utensil, tool; to put into effect, or institute |
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| To involve in an incriminating way, incriminate |
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| Understood but not outwardly obvious, implied |
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| Resistant to capture or penetration |
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| Casually rude, insolent, impertinent |
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| Incapable of expressing oneself clearly through speech |
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| Existing in the flesh, embodied; to give human form to |
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| A person who agitates; inflammatory, causing combustion |
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| Incapable of correction, delinquent |
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| An enlargement; the process of increasing |
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| One who holds an office; obligatory |
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| Incapable of defeat, failure, decay |
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| Anger sparked by something unjust or unfair |
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| Not capable of being conquered |
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| To bring about, stimulate |
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| Unspeakable, incapable of being expressed through words |
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| Not suitable or capable, unqualified |
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| Incapable of being persuaded or placated |
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| Hopelessly tangled or entangled |
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| Notoriety, extreme ill repute |
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| An inject of one substance into another; the permeation of one substance into another |
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| Not devious, innocent and candid |
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| To prevent, restrain, stop |
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| An order of official warning |
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| To do something in an unprecedented way |
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| To introduce a microorganism, serum, or vaccine into an organism in order to increase immunity to illness; to vaccinate |
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| One who inquires, especially in a hostile manner |
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| Incapable of being satisfied |
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| Appealing but imperceptibly harmful, seductive |
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| To suggest indirectly or subtly |
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| Rude, arrogant, overbearing |
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| Separated and narrow-minded; tight-knit, closed off |
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| Necessary for completeness |
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| To insert between other things |
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| Someone who participates in a dialog or conversation |
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| Without possibility of end |
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| Difficult to manipulate, unmanageable |
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| Refusing to compromise, often an expreme opinion |
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| Brave in the face of danger |
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| To cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation |
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| Stubbornly established by habit |
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| Incapable of being taken back |
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| Having or exercising sound judgment |
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| The act of placing two things next to each other for implicit comparison |
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| To solemn sound of a bell, indicating a death |
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| Praise for an achievement |
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| Short in speech or writing |
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| Sluggish from fatigue or weakness |
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| Obtaining another's property by theft or trickery |
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| The generous giving of lavish gifts |
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| Hidden, but capable of being exposed |
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| Expressing admiration or praise |
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| Deception, slight-of-hand |
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| Demonstrating tolerance or gentleness |
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| Something for which one is legally responsible, usually involving a disadvantage or crisis; a handicap, burden |
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| Advocating principles of liberty and free will |
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| Displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints |
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| Something that holds separate parts together |
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| Graceful, flexible, supple |
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| Someone engaged in a lawsuit |
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| Clear, easily understandable |
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| A destructive whirlpool which rapidly sucks in objects |
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| Wanting harm to befall others |
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| An independent, nonconformist person |
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| Characterize by sick sentimentality |
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| A common saying expressing a principle of conduct |
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| Deficient size or quality |
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| A mixture of differing things |
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| Having a lying, false character |
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| Characterized by rapid change or tempera mentality |
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| Worth of esteem or reward |
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| The change of form, shape, substance |
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| Extremely careful with details |
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| Extremely careful with details |
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| Not extreme; one who expresses moderate opinions |
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| To pass from one state to another, especially in music |
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| A wet swampy bog; something that traps and confuses |
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| The lowest point of something |
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| Someone who is young or inexperienced |
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| Relating to or occurring during the night |
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| Unpleasant, offensive, especially to the sense of smell |
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| Wandering from place to place |
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| Having a lack of concern, indifference |
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| Lacking a distinctive character |
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| A beginner, someone without training or experience |
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| A slight variation in meaning, tone, expression |
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| To assist the development of |
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| Unyielding to persuasion or moral influences |
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| To render incomprehensible |
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| Diverging from a straight line or course, not straightforward |
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| Lacking consciousness or awareness of something |
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| Unclear, partially hidden |
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| Excessively compliant or submissive |
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| No longer used, out of date |
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| Not yielding easily, stubborn |
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| Lacking quickness of sensibility or intellect |
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| Instilling hatred or intense displeasure |
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| Offering one's services when they are neither wanted nor needed |
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| Foreboding or foreshadowing evil |
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| Characterized by rich abundance verging on ostentation |
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| A speech delivered in a formal or ceremonious manner |
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| Highly elaborate, excessively decorated |
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| Conventional, conforming to established protocol |
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| To sway from one side to another |
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| Appearing as such, seemingly |
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| Agreeable to the taste or sensibilities |
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| A range of colors or qualities |
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| To reduce the severity of |
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| A remedy for all ills or difficulties |
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| An example that is a perfect pattern or model |
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| An apparently contradictory statement that is perhaps true |
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| A model of excellence or perfection |
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| Greatest in importance, rank, character |
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| A deviation from the normal |
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| Derogatory, uncomplimentary |
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| A tendency, partiality, preference |
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| Showing little interest or enthusiasm |
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| To spread throughout, saturate |
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| Extremely destructive or harmful |
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| Shrewdness, perceptiveness |
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| Uninterested, unresponsive |
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| To seize or or plunder, especially in war |
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| A very small amount, especially relating to money |
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| To ease the anger of, soothe |
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| An uninspired remark, cliche, |
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| Enthusiastic approval, applause |
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| An aggressive argument against a specific opinion |
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| An inclination, preference |
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| The quality or state of being proper, decent |
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| A perplexed, unresolvable state |
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| To control or diffuse a potentially explosive situation |
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| Having a terrible taste or smell |
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| Mutual understanding and harmony |
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| Solitary, shunning society |
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| To return to harmony; to make consistent with existing ideas |
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| Uprightness, extreme morality |
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| Formidable; commanding respect |
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| To vomit; to throw back exactly |
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| To assign to the proper place; to assign to an inferior place |
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| Intended to repair gaps in students' basic knowlegde |
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| Negligent, failing to take care |
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| Restore, return to original state; to enlarge and make prettier, especially a house |
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| A temporary delay of punishment |
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| To reject, refuse to accept |
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| A demand for goods, usually made by an authority |
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| Reserves, large supply; a body of water used for storing water |
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| Able to recover from misfortune; able to withstand adversity |
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| To find a solution; to firmly decide |
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| Resistant, stubborn, impatient |
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| To esteem, show deference, venerate |
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| To engage in excessive enthusiasm |
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| Coarsely, crudely humorous |
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| Holy, something that should not be criticized |
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| Shrewdness, soundness of perspective |
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| Original, important, creating a field |
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| Involving sensory gratification, usually related to sex |
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| Luck, finding good things w/o looking for them |
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| Believing that oneself is all that exists |
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| A substance that can dissolve other substances; able to pay debts |
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| Having absolute authority in a certain realm |
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| False but designed to seem plausible |
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| To become or remain inactive, not develop, not flow |
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| Expressing little sensibility, unemotional |
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| Requiring tremendous energy or stamina |
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| To astonish, make insensible |
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| To bring under control, subdue |
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| Marked by compact precision |
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| One acting in place of another |
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| Of dark color or complexion |
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| Equivalent in value or significance |
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| Moderation in action or thought |
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| A long speech marked by harsh or biting language |
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| One who flatters in the hope of gaining favors |
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| Passing through briefly; passing in and out of existence |
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| To change or alter in form |
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| A grossly inferior imitation |
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| To shorten by cutting off |
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| Swollen, excessively embellished in style or language |
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| Depravity, moral corruption |
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| Existing everywhere, widespread |
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| Of supernatural character or origin |
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| To criticize or scold severely |
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| To seize by force, take possession of without right |
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| Relating or or aiming at usefulness |
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| An imaginary and remote place of perfection |
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