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| to aspire to be like or surpass a role model |
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| conceal ones true motives, feelings or beliefs |
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| individually separate and distince |
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| careful in speech or actions esp. to gain an advantage |
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| unique gestures specific to a person |
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| the most important cit in a country |
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| the seat of the us congress in DC |
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| concerning beauty or the appreciation of beauty |
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| extreme self discipline from all forms of indulgence |
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| to make better or improve |
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| to alter something to correct it esp. in text |
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| to entrust someont with a task |
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| to etrust someone with a task - |
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| to put something down in value |
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| being jealous or wanting someting |
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| arousing or likely to arouse envy |
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| showeing smug satisfaction about ones acheivements |
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| worthy of eminence or high regard |
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| given without the usual requirements, a mark of eminence |
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| commanding and self confident |
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| enforcing strict obediance to authority esp. the gov |
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| to diminish or put to rest |
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| showing susceptibility to bribery |
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| a sin that does not deny the soul salvation |
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| something or doubtful authenticity, but is ciruclated as true |
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| devastating, bringing about ruin |
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| someone who refuses to believe anything without direct physical evidence |
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| separate the sheep from the goats |
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| to choose the people or things of high quality from a group of mixed quality |
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| a prolongued lamentation or complaint |
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| someone who helps a stranger |
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| the best or noblest of their kind |
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| a person whose presence brings bad luck |
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| relating to the period of the flood before the bible |
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| a longed for place where complete happiness and satisfaction can be acheived |
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| unexpected aid, advice or assistance |
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| in a haphazard or spontaneous manner |
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| thoughtlessly silly, marked with an air of importance |
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| a collection of unrelated things |
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| a charm supersitiuosly believed to have magical powers |
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| nonsense used to cloak deception |
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| a colorful gaudy action or display |
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| a kind of stringed instrument |
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