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relief;
to our great relief |
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| removal of pain, anxiety or distress |
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see to (something);
leaving his father to see to the pigs |
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scarcely;
We scarcely ever saw him. |
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| without being affected by the particular factor; although, despite, notwithstanding |
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| critical, serious, severe |
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| fearful apprehension, ominous |
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| with strong feeling, passion or intensity |
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come around;
He'll come around if you're kind to him. |
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| be persuaded, decide to agree with you; change |
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| judge, come in the middle to settle a dispute |
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| to finally admit that something is true, to give in |
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| curious, interested in learning new things |
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apprehension;
A deep sense of apprehension came over me. |
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| anxious or fearful anticipation |
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| allay the doubts or fears of (someone) |
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| to desert or leave permanently |
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| a physical or mental effort |
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