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| confined; restricted; limited; related to a parish |
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| gaining favor or favorable acceptance by deliberate effort |
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| to teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions; teaching, indoctrination |
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| confuse, dismay, perplex, mix up |
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| unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true; skeptical, disbelieving |
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| a point advanced or maintained in a debate or argument; viewpoint, position |
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| conflict, a verbal struggling; controversy |
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| anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean |
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| stunned, astonished; amazed and made unable to speak |
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| aimed at overcoming the distrust or animosity of; peaceable, compromising |
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| repayment; returning an injury or wrong; getting revenge |
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| of impenetrable hardness; firm, unyielding |
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| cleared of guilt; freed from moral or ceremonial defilement |
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| cleansed, cleared, purified, evacuated |
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| amends or reparation made for an injury or wrong; expiation, reconciliation; appeasement; atonement |
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| deficiency of color; paleness |
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| to make better or more tolerable; improve |
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| urgently eager, enthusiastic; characterized by enthusiasm and vigorous pursuit |
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| to give way; to recoil in dread or terror; cringe |
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| argumentative, quarrelsome; exhibiting a tendency to quarrels and disputes |
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| namelessness, unknownness |
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| extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree; marvelous; impressively great in size, force, or extent; enormous |
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| abhorrence; disgust; a cause of abhorrence or disgust |
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| horror, hatred, revulsion, aversion |
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| conterminous, touching, neighboring, adjacent, connected |
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| sharing an edge or boundary |
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| the study of the physical universe considered as a totality of phenomena in time and space; a study of the dynamics of the universe |
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| calumny, slander; the act of damaging the reputation or character of by slander or libel |
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| something that exists as a discrete (distinct) unit |
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| being, thing, object, reality |
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| fervent sometimes militant supporters or proponents of a cause, person, or idea; promoters |
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| (adj) take off the ending first - factional, biased, one-sided |
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| alarm, dread, or apprehension |
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