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| strong disinclination; disliking |
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| wasteful; a person given to extravagance |
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| beyond what is needed or required; an overflow |
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| to differentiate between two or more things |
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| to decorate; to make beautiful withornamentation |
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| relfecting a meticulous or demanding attitude; critical to the extreme |
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| abundantly fruitful; marked by great productivity |
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| not causing harm; of gentle disposition; beneficial |
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| existing form birth; inborn |
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| Strict; stern; unadorned; ascetic |
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| mysterious; inexplicable; puzzling |
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| making an extravagant outward show; self-important |
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| to malign; to defame; to utter abusive statements against |
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| fear; trembling; agitation |
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| incapable orbeing reformed or improved |
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| instructive; designed to teach |
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| to withdraw or to repudiate a statement or belief; revoke |
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| believing on slight evidence; gullible |
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| greedy for food and drink |
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| substitution of an inoffensive term for one that is offensive |
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| relating or pertaining to a sense of beauty or art |
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| Exceptionally early in development or occurrence |
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| to contradict; to give a false impression |
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| exaggerated show of dignity or self-importance; bombastic |
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| to make clear; to explain |
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| wealth; affluence; abundance |
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| to persuade with deliberate flattery; to coax; to wheedle |
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| Lacking significance, meaning, or point |
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| showing or feeling regret for wrongdoing; repentant |
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| to make better; to relieve; to imporve |
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| arrogant; excessively proud and vain |
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| excessive frivolity; flippancy |
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| something that appears false or contradictory but is actually correct |
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| false testimony under oath |
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| obsolete; out of fashion; no longer usable |
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| to reconcile; to pacify; to renew a friendship |
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| to regard with extreme repugnance; to detest utterly; to loathe |
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| one who claims to kow something that he does not; a quack |
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| heavenly; unusually delicate; light; lacking material substance; intangible |
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| lacking sophistication; narrow minded |
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| nonconformity; disagreement; incompatibility |
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