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| bottomless hole, a vast expanse or depth |
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| agreement, state of harmony |
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| inflexible, immovable, obstinate |
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| a follower of something such as a leader, party, philosophy, or profession |
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| misfortune, unfavorable happening |
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| a likeness, a natural relationship, a kinship |
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| prompt and cheerful response |
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| one who practices medieval chemistry or tires to change metals into |
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| to influence, sway, or entice with some tempting appeal |
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| having more than one meaning, uncertain |
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| having contrary feelings or attitudes, uncertain as to course of action |
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| friendly, sociable, and congenial; civil and urbane |
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| alike or similar in certain respects that permits one to draw an analogy |
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| the absence of government; state of lawlessness |
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| a direct opposite, a contrast |
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| to pacify, to be conciliatory in a manner that sacrifices principles |
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| to move upward, to rise from a lower station |
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| one who does not believe in God |
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| excessive boldness, rashness, daring |
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