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| (n) opposition; contrast; direct opposite |
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(Adj) severe in manner or appearance; rigorously self-disciplined
(Syn. rigid) |
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| (adj) self-governing; independent |
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(adj) devoid of freshness or originality; trite
(syn. common; cliche) |
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(adj) showing or expressive of kindness or gentleness
(syn. harmless)
(ant. malignant) |
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(adj) subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable
(syn. fickle) |
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(n) false accusation of an offense or malicious misrepresentation
(ant. extollment) |
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| (adj) private; secret; confidential; info select to few |
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(v) to increase severity or bitterness; aggravate
(syn. vex) |
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(v) to praise highly; exalt; laud
(ant. defame) |
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(adj) excessively particular or critical; hardto please
(syn. maticulous) |
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(adj) characterized by stealth with hidden motive
(syn. secretive) |
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(adj) fond of others
(syn. sociable)
(ant. reserved) |
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(adj) possessed at birth; native
(syn. natural) |
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(n) gloomy state of mind
(adj) mournful or depressed |
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(adj) not transparent; not clear
(syn. obscure)
(ant. diaphonous) |
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| (adj) profusely productive or fruitful |
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(v) to scold gently; criticize or coreect
(syn. admonish) |
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| (n) coreespondence of size, form, and arrangement of parts on both sides |
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(v) toregard with respect
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