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| to darken; to confuse; to make confusing |
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| total forgetfulness; the state of being forgotten |
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| unknown; hard to understand; dark |
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| fawning; subservient; sucking up to |
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| annoyingly eager to help or advise |
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| impossible to see through, impossible to understand |
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| conventional; adhering to established principles; especially with religion |
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| especially conspicuous; showing off |
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| extremely careful, taking pains |
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| to relieve or alleviate something without getting rid of the problem |
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| capable of being touched, obvious, tangible |
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| something that cures everything |
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| a true statement or phenomenon that nonetheless seems worthless to itself |
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| narrow or confined point of view, provincial |
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| supports a particular person, cause, or ideas |
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| apparent (but misleading) |
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| Toward, to against, completely, over - obese, object, obstruct, obscure, oblivious |
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| Peace - peace, appease, pacify, pacifist, pacifier |
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| All, everywhere - panorama, panacea, pandemic |
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| To follow - second, prosecute, sequel, sequence |
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| Next to, beside - parallel, paraphrase, parasite, paradox, parody |
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