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| looking down upon others because of anger |
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| having the ability to say and do the right thing, especially in a difficult problem. |
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| careful in spending; savings |
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| putting up with other's actions or bielves |
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| hard to rule; out of control; wild |
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| lively; marry; happy; gay |
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| uneasy of thoughts; fears of what might happen |
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| surprised; amazing; shocked |
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| completely confused; puzzled |
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| wishing to help those who suffer |
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| careful to do what one knows is right |
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| skillful in deceiving others; sly |
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| hard working; consistent in effort |
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| lively and gleeful; happy |
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| working well without waste |
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| full of energy; uneasy; don't sit still |
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| fond of being with others; social; out-going |
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| knowing little or nothing |
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| absolutely clean; fresh; new |
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| fragile; frail; easily broken |
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| done according to a method; well planned |
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| worn away; decayed; wasted away |
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| lacking in seriousness or sense; silly |
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| filled with horror or fear; shocked |
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| sensible; aware; logical (makes sense) |
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| unwilling; hesitant; doing something you don't want to |
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| skeptical, doubtful; not ready to believe |
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| lacking strenth; weak; no effort |
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| a pained expression on your face |
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| with extreme care or caution; gently |
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| cruel; evil; harsh; bad guy |
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| play around joyfuly; having fun together |
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| abandonded; empty; yoid of light |
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| quickly; with a great skill; nimble |
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| distrustful of others; unwarranted of fears |
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| go backwards; withdraw; move backwards; retreat |
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| apologetically; showing regret for mistake |
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| not safe or sacure; risky; dangerously close |
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| destroy; annihilate; demolias |
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| extremely dangerous; hazarous |
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| extreme pain either emional or physical |
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| shocking; horrifying; terrorizing |
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| forgetful; unaware; unconscious |
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| in a warm, friendly manner; sincere |
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| evil; cruel; harsh; devilish |
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| with great details; meticulous details |
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| showing ill will; wishing harm to others |
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| long; tiring; boring; mudane |
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| hard to do; requiring much effort |
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| likely to happen soon; treatening |
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| very noisy; disorderly; uproar |
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| dreary; gloomy; meloncholy |
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| extremly hot and moist; sweltering |
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| the state of being alone; seclusion |
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| something meant ton deseive or fraud; trick; prank |
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| eagar for knowlege; questioning; curious |
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| strong and firm in perpuse; eagar |
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