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| Root: cern/cert/cret/crim/crit |
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| to separate; to judge; to distinguish; to decide |
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| an extremely talented child; an extraordinary accomplishment or occurrence |
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| not having to do with religion; irreverent; blasphemous |
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| to declare; to declare falsely or pretend |
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| the industrial working class |
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| to spread or grow rapidly |
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| abundantly productive; fruitful or fertile |
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| to proclaim; to publicly or formally declare something |
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| a natural inclination or tendency; a predilection |
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| an advocate; a supporter of a position |
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| dull; unimaginative; like prose |
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| to convert (someone) from one religion or doctrine to another; to recruit converts to a religion or doctrine |
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| the leading character in a novel, play or other work; a leader or champion |
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| preparing for the future; providing for the future; frugal |
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| conditional; temporary; tentative |
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| commonly accepted; supposed; reputed |
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| having to do with the quality or qualities of something |
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| complaining; grumbling; whining |
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| romantic or idealistic to a foolish or impractical degree |
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| a consequence; a branching out |
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| bitter, long-lasting ill will or resentment |
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| greedy; plundering; avaricious |
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| to contradict; to argue in opposition to; to prove to be false |
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| stubbornly defiant on authority or control; disobedient |
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| to publicly take back and deny (something previously said or believed); to openly confess error |
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| mutual; shared; interchangeable |
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| hermitlike; withdrawn from society |
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| hard to understand; over one's head |
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| a bitter counteraccusation, or the act of making a bitter countraccusation |
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| unnecessarily repetative; excessive; excessively wordy |
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| to prove to be false; to disprove |
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| to release or let go of; to surrender; to stop doing |
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| to argue against; to protest; to raise objection |
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| to give up formally or resign; to disown; to have nothing to do with anymore |
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