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| escaping from the real world and living in the moment through something |
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| the unconcious process of justifying a discretable act and by which one offers to oneself and the world a better motive for one's actions than the true motive |
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| those who wait on others in an inferior capacity and whose lives and jobs depend on the whims of their masters; apt to be cringing and frowning |
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| someone super-sentimental and gushing; cries easily-their emotions become tiresome and offensive |
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| practices rigid abstinence often for religious reasons; do not indulge in luxuries and physical pleasures of life |
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| to minister to the gratifications of the passion and prejudices of others, usually to one's own benefit |
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| to express primitive and socially unnacceptable drives in constructive ways-usually unconcious proccess |
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| friendly person, good mixer, likes to be around people |
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| indulges every passion, believes in living it up, no worry about consequences |
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| when animals, plants, or soil are worn out and incapable of producing |
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| made greater in size, number, or amount |
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| completely new, different from anything seen or done before |
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| oddly fanciful and playful |
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| to look upon with deep respect |
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| laughable, comical, ridiculous |
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| friendly, good-natured, agreeable |
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| designed to instruct or guide behavior, also teaching or lecturing excessively |
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| based only on one's will or feelings, not based on reason or law |
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| honest/extremely careful or precise |
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| showing thoughtful care/ following an inner urge to do right over wrong and good over evil |
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| extremely careful about details |
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| not interesting, dull, boring/not having enough flavor, lacking zest |
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| loathesome, seeing with disgust or hate |
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| to detect with the eyes or other senses |
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| fully and clearly expressed |
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| not plain or clear in meaning |
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| a systematic and usually lengthy and scholarly discussion on a subject |
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| harmful in general or harmful to health |
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| weakened, drained of strenth or energy |
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| a guess, an opinion or conclusion based on insufficient evidence |
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| mild criticism or repremand, gentle warning |
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| settled securely or snugly |
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| very smart and cunning, clever |
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| quick to see and understand |
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| moral, spiritual, or intellectual improvement or instuction |
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| rules for guiding conduct or action |
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| self-evident and accepted truth-principle or rule |
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| temporarily, passing away with time |
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| connected in some way to the matter at hand, to the point, appropriate |
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| an active cause, something that produces an effect or a means by which something gets done |
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| fully sufficient, more than enough to meet the need or purpose |
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| criticizing or challenging what is generally accepted |
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