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| a natural attraction or liking |
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| constant; without stopping |
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| a person who hates or distrusts mankind |
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| bubbling with high spirits |
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| not influenced by emotion; impartial |
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| casual indifference; lack of concern |
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| seemingly unaffected by pain or discomfort |
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| ravenous; cosuming or eager to consume large amounts |
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| wasteful and reckless with money |
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| to twist and turn; as in pain or discomfort |
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| a condition of moral deterioration; decay |
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| unable to pay debts; penniless |
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| to merge or form one whole |
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| done in secret or sly way; stealthy |
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| occurring as a minor consequence of something more important |
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| to attack or ridicule through humorous imitation |
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| briefness; shortness of duration |
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| a state of mental or physical inactivity; sluggishness |
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| not sensible; not properly serious; silly |
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| mercy in judging; leniency |
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| a short period of rest and relief; time out |
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| lightness of manner or speech |
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| of minor importance or relevance; only slightly connected with what is essential |
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| to sway indecisively between two opinions |
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| extremely expressive and persuasive |
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| not readily noticeable or eye-catching |
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| the specialized language of people in the same career |
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| to prove truth of; confirm |
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