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| extreme, wickedness, outrageousness |
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| the spirit of goodwill, loyalty, and understanding among friends |
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| to inform, to notify, to give notice to |
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| the act of making an accusation in return a counteraccusation |
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| leaving out nothing, thorough, comprehensive |
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| to dig from beneath, to wear away and weaken the supports of |
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| high spirits, a feeling of exaltation due to relief or triumph |
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| stern, strict, severe in appearance or manner |
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| one of two related things, especially if one implies the other |
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| to confer or present as a gift or an honor |
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| stealthy, secretive, sneaky |
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| desiring money only, greedy, a paid soldier who will hight for any country for money |
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| to through openings or pores |
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| to approach someone and speak first |
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| the masses, the common people, a population |
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| stubbornly disobedient, defiant |
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| of or belonging to the working class, a person belonging to the working class |
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| very harmful, highly injurious, evil |
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| an expert valuation, an assessment |
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