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| Adherence commitment or attachment, especially to a rule or belief |
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| Apprehensive fearful; nervous |
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| Bewildered highly confused |
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| Distraught extremely upset |
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| Palpable able to be physically touched or felt |
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| Petulant childish bad-tempered; moody |
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| Transgression a breaking of the rules |
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| Buoyancy the tendency or ability to float |
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| Chortle a gleeful laugh; chuckle |
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| Disposition a person's natural mood or temperament |
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| Indulgent being overly generous |
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| Leisurely in a relaxed way |
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| Meticulously extremely carefully with attention paid to small details |
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| Reprieve cancellation of a punishment; a break from something difficult |
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| Scrupulously very carefully |
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| Throng a large group of people |
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| Anguish Great pain or suffering |
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| Crescendo steady increase in volume or force |
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| Exasperated greatly annoyed; out of patience |
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| Excruciating very intense; agonizing |
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| Impulse a sudden strong urge to do something |
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| Integral essential, fundamental |
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| Prestige the possession of respect and admiration |
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| Retroactive having an effect on events that occurred previously |
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| Admonition a warning or gentle scorning |
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| Conspicuous obvious; sticking out in its surroundings |
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| Deftly in a neat, skillful, quick way |
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| Diminish make less; become less; slowly disappear |
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| Exhilarating very exciting |
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| Frigid extremely cold; freezing |
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| Wryly in a dry, humorous, usually mocking manner |
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