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| to argree to do something willingly |
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| An indication of an event |
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| Arousiing wonder and fear |
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| spoken or done with little or no preporation |
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| spoken or done with little or no preporation |
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| forms and rules of proper |
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| having a complicate structure of pattern |
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| to reduce the amount, degree, intensity; to suspend a clain/action |
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| To burn slowly without flame, to have strong repressed or half repressed feelings: anger |
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| Determiner: several, various, miscellaneous |
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| To say/sing with a trembling voice; to tremble, to shake from weakness |
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| Appearing worn, sleepy, exhausted with anxiety or starvation. |
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| to lower pride or dignity |
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| Time or ocassion that is suitable for certain purpose |
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| To express making contempt or derision |
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| Showing marked by or given to indulgence |
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| To express disapproval; criticism |
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| showing doubt or uncertainty |
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