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| to lessen in violence or intensity |
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| to assist or encourage especially in wrongdoing |
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| to detest, hate strongly, or lothe |
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| to find not guilty of fault or crime |
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| harsh temper or bitter feeling |
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| unyeilding, firm in opinion |
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| excessive praise or admiration |
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| friendly, courteous; agreeable in manner; easy to talk to |
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| one who believes in the existence of God to be unknown and unknowable |
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| having to do with farms, farmers, or the use of the land |
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| being uncertain, unable to decide between two opposing points of view |
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| a greatly disliked, hated person or thing; a curse or a person cursed |
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| a lack of interest or feeling |
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| to make calm or quiet; to give in to the demands of |
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| difficult; requiring much effort, strentuous |
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| to enlarge; to increase in amount or intensity |
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