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| Independence; self-determination or self governance |
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Dominance, especially that of a country, region or group over others
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a)to take and hold power or rights by force and without legal authority
b) to take the place of or occupy without right |
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a) steady effort; persistent hard work
b) carefulness |
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a) possessing or displaying careful attention to detail
b) picky; difficult to please |
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| unwise; doing things without careful thought or judgement |
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| having or exhibiting good, sound judgement |
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| a small, minor, or trivial detail |
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a) anxiety; a state of alarm, dread, or fear
b) involuntary trembling or quivering |
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| deserving of blame or punishment for being wrong, evil, or harmful |
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a) to free from blame
b) to free from a responsibility, an obligation, or a task |
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a) incapable of being corrected or reformed
b) difficult or impossible to control |
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| wrongdoing or misconduct, especially by a public official |
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| to steal, often in a violation or trust; to commit theft |
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lacking moral restraint; scornful of what is right or honorable
"Cheater" |
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| Majestic; inspiring awe or admiration |
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| to lower oneself to the level of one considered inferior |
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| respectful yielding to the opinion or the wishes of another |
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a) to be greatest in number or importance
b) to have or gain the greatest power or influence |
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| the act of conquering or bringing under control; enslavement |
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proudly scornful; disdainful
treating someone as if they're lesser |
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| a person attempting to win favor by flattering important people |
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flagrant
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| noticeably bad or offensive |
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| sneaky and secretive or sly |
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present or capable of coming into existence
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| apparent; represented as true |
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| strikingly conspicuous or obvious |
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| a deceptive strategy or trick |
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| obtained, done, or made by secret or stealthy means |
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| skillful and quick with the hands or the mind |
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a) bored or unimpressed
b) carefree
c) Extremely sophisticated; worldly |
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| seeming to be coolly unconcerned |
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| intended to delay; postpone |
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| lacking energy or spirit; slow |
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| lack of energy and enthusiasm |
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| deep sadness or depression |
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| being still, quiet, or inactive |
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a) rest; relaxation; peacefulness
b) to lie down |
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| a confused condition; dazed, brought on by shock or illness |
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| a natural attraction, liking |
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| bitter hostility; open hatred |
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| passionate; showing strong enthusiasm or devotion |
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a) to despise
b) to hate; hatred |
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| to inspire with love or captivate |
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| to alienate or make hostel |
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a) a wall used as protection
b) a strong defense |
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| strength of mind that allows one to endure pain with courage |
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a) courage and strength of mind
b) innate quality of character and temperament |
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| able to recover or spring back quickly |
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| most miserable kind; wretched |
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a judgement or statement based on no evidence
a guess |
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| to cast overboard or off; to discard |
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| to project out beyond the main part |
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| to officially recognize or approve as having met certain standards |
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| acceptance as true belief |
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| believability the power to inspire belief |
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| easily deceived; gullible |
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a) intense dislike
b) The avoidance of something unpleasant or painful |
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| unquestionable; impossible to dispute |
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| to return to a former condition, practice, or belief |
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to yield; to give up control over
to surrender possession of, especially by treaty |
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a) to admit, often reluctantly, that something is true or right
b) to acknowledge defeat
c) to yield or grant rights or privileges |
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a) a path or an opening for going out; an exit
b) the act of coming or going out
c) to go out; to emerge |
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a) a systematic progression; series of gradual changes
b) a passing, by almost imperceptible degrees, from one tone or shade |
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| someone or something that comes before another |
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| to go back to a previous state; to revert |
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| happening at the same time; simultaneous |
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| done quickly and not thoroughly; hasty |
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| moving from one topic to another without order |
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| to bring about something undesirable as a result of one's own actions |
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| an agressive attack or invasion of territory |
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| something or someone that comes before another; a forerunner |
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| the act of turning to someone or something for help or security |
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| happening repeatedly; occurring over and over again |
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| assistance in time of need; relief |
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| Lack of feeling; lack of concern or interest |
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| an identification with and understanding of other people's feelings |
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| a sense that something is about to occur |
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a) energetic and concise in expression; saying meaningful things precisely
b) Prone to pompous moralizing or giving advise in a self-ritious way |
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| capable of perceiving and feeling; conscious |
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| to occur as a consequence or result of something else |
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| lasting for a very brief time; fleeting; transitory |
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| a person or thing that signals or foreshadows what is to come |
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| about to occur; impending |
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| a period of time between two events |
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| being or seeming to be without end; endless |
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| a) to cause to happen; especially suddenly or prematurely |
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| serving only for the time being; temporary |
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cheerful willingness; eagerness
b) speed or quickness |
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| control over one's emotions; calmness; self-control |
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| weary dissatisfaction resulting from lack of interest; boredom |
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| given to acting without thinking; impulsive; hasty |
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| Habitually lazy; lethargic |
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| wild, noisy uproar; chaos |
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| to purt a heavy load on; to burden or weigh down |
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| capable of being handled, touched, or felt |
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a) to spread or flow throughout
b) to pass through the openings or spaces of |
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| heavy; difficult to carry due to weight or bulk |
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