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| an inscription on a tomb or grave |
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| a common spirit existing in the members of a group and inspiring enthusiasm and strong regard for the honor of the group |
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| a personal religious teacher and spiritual guide in Hinduism |
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| one learning the rudiments (fundamentals of something) |
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| relating to knowledge that is restricted to a small group |
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| a harsh satire usually directed against an individual |
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| suave; urbane; sophisticated and self-confident |
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| the face (especially of a human being) |
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| proper; fashionable; that which is required by custom or fashion |
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| reason for being; justification for existence |
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| the most typical example; the best of a kind |
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| a strong leaning or inclination towards something |
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| excessive pride, to the point of being insolent |
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| a mental cleansing of emotion and tension through art |
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| love in its most perfect and unselfish sense |
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| sensual love, like that between husband and wife |
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| the distinguishing character, sentiment, moral nature or guiding beliefs of a group or culture |
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| contrast of ideas by means of parallel arrangements of words, clauses, or sentences |
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| remarkable; noteworthy; unmistakable |
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| relying only on observation without regard for system or theory |
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| a sudden seizure, usually by force, of a government by a person or group |
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| someone to who one’s most private affairs or secrets are disclosed and entrusted |
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| an appointment to meet at affixed place or time |
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| statement or principle accepted as true without proof |
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| for of argument consisting of a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion logically drawn form them |
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| poor and trashy writing especially of poetry |
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| a sudden attack by troops in a besieged position upon the besiegers |
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| one who is under the care or guidance of another |
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| the lowest point on the celestial sphere |
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| the highest point on the celestial sphere |
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| the Greek goddess of vengeance if capitalized, otherwise, one who inflicts punishment |
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| lighthearted, gay, cheerful |
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| a strong point; that in which one excels |
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