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| overweening pride or arrogance |
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| to beelittle or downgrade someone or something |
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| listen to , pay attention to |
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| to erase complety, wipe out all traces |
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| to study or examine carefully |
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| to calm soother or appease especailly by offering to be "nice" |
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| a highgly skiled performer |
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| unwise boldness, rash or reckless behavior |
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| use of your own will, by your choices |
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| tiresome boring , seeming too long or dull |
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| adjust to the needs of a situtation |
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arouse to feeling or action
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| force or comple (someone or something) |
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| harmonious succesion of words having a pleasing sound |
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| having no fixed course; wandering |
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| meriting seious consideration; important; likely to produce great harm or danger |
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| one that contends with opposes or resists; enemy |
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| one that defends or maintains a cause or proposal |
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| adjust or settle by mutual concession |
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| capable of existing or operating in harmony |
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| characterized by a viewpoint or system of idead on insufficnelty examined premises |
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| conspicouly (uselessly) offensive |
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| exaggerating ones own worth or importance in an overbearing manner |
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| incapable of being touched or felt |
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| of doubtful promise or outcome ; unsettled in opinion |
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| tending to evade a group or pursuit; hard to comprehend or define |
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| cleansing or purging that realeases emotions |
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| free from entanglement or akward spot |
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| gentle gracious kind; mild or favorable , not malignant |
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| improve or better (a condition) |
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| jolly fond of joking ; merry witty |
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| lenience or moderation in punishment, mercy |
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| something dif from the norm; irregularuty or paradox |
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| stern or official condemnation |
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| using more words than neccessary |
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| special language or terminology; dialect or hybrid languge |
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| lenghty emotional critical speech |
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| extremely talkative gabby loquacious pointless or annoying speech |
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| extravantly idealistic; unpredictable unrealistic or imaginary |
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| demanding hard to achieve |
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| change or alter meaning thourhg misrepresentation of facts or ideas |
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| burninf or corrosive like acid |
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| bitter ciritical speech or writting |
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| to respect and honor; to venerate worship |
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| to confirm authorize endorse approve suport |
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| an illusion or fabrication of the mind or fancy |
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| to fill completely ; soak |
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| to excite or stimulate( the mind or appetite; to hone or sharpen |
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| to examine minutely , with close attention |
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| to foil, baffle , or frustate |
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| to respect and admire with defrence ; worthy of respect |
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| to give up voluntarily ; relinquish forgo or postpone |
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| a standard used for making judgements |
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| sluggish in character or disposition; listless |
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| new and not resembling someting formerly knows or used |
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| having significant and demonstrable bearing on the mater at hand |
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| to cause to become less harsh or hostile ; to make less severe or painful |
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| worthy of deserbing despproval or censure |
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| to cause to exist or develop; produce |
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| indeifferent , apathetic, sluggish |
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| maked by excessive enthusiams and often intense uncritical devotion |
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| happening by chance ;accidental |
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| demanding and exhausting; punishing tiring |
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| generous to fault; leninet not critical |
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| open to physical or mental damge or hurt |
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| in great abundnace; bountiful lavish |
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| on the surface , shallow; not deep, serious or important |
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| lacking energy or enthusiasm; indifferemt or languid |
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| not noticeable, inconspicuous; or not agrresive |
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| to disaprove midly, with regret hoping to avoid disparvoal |
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