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| Relucant or restrained; disposed to be silent or not to speak freely |
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| Reluctant to speak, join in conversation; silent in expression and manner |
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| Hard to express or define; eluding clear perception or complete mental grasp; evasive |
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| Characterized by caution; being on one's guard against danger |
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| The state of being open and sincere in speech or expression |
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| A record of events; a history |
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| Ready or willing to answer, act, agree, or yield; open to influence |
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| To give attention, observation |
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| The quality or state of being naive; natural simplicit; A naïve remark |
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| A strong feeling of dislike, opposition, or antipathy |
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| Obscuration of light; a reduction of status, reputation |
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| To permit light to pass through |
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| Strengthening; to unify; the combination of two or more corporations |
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| A regard for what is politic or advantageous rather than what is right and just |
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