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| quick to comprehend; sharply intelligent |
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| referring to the sense of beauty |
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| doubting or questioning the existance of a God |
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| distant, unsociable, withdrawn, cool |
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| lack of certainty or defiteness; a feeling of simultaneous; opposing attitudes toward a subject |
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| lack of interest or feeling |
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| sternly self-denying, like a monk |
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| to yield to pressure, give in, concede |
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| of the physical, not spiritual, body; material, substantial |
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| random, haphazard, casual |
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| to see clear distinctions or difference |
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| without prejudice or bais, dispassionate, nuetral |
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| signifigantly odd or unusual |
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| deep feeling, passion, zeal |
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| lacking normal firmness, flabby, limp |
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| extremely serious, solemn |
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| showing compassion for people or animals |
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