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| clear seeing (may be mental or physical) |
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| shrewdness/mental sharpness |
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| nimble/quick and skillful |
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| quick/alert/deft of mind or body |
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| flexible/yielding in mind or body; quick to respond or adapt |
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| irregular/wandering/having no fixed course; large rock deposited by a glacier |
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| to wander from the path of virtue/duty/truth |
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| mental derangement, or for a deviation or error in scientific observation |
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| excessive/unreasonable in what one asks |
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| beyond reason, without restraint |
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| wholehearted rejoicing (more vociferous than exultation) |
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| a celebration/time of rejoicing |
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| cheerful/gay but not quite exultant |
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| unwilling to act or lead/therefor always wanting someone else to take initiative |
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| temporary condition of inactivity (sleep) |
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| bad/ugly/hellish (literally worthy of curses) |
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| one who flees from home to escape some human/natural danger |
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| quality that makes a fugitive hard to catch |
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| skill in dodging something, usually by cunning (used abstractly) |
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| strong annoyance, milder than anger |
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| restrained, slow-burning anger |
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| intense irritation, often violent |
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| rage/fury/intense anger with a desire to punish/avenge |
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| strong hostility, usually personal |
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| insulting behavior/impudence |
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| a dipping of the body in salutation |
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| Chinese kind of obeisance |
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| place of storage for objects/ideas/materials, especially of cultural value |
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| a procession of followers |
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| an official approval or order by a government agency for an expenditure |
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| approval by the church of some exception or variation from its laws |
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| enjoyment/satisfaction/leniency |
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| approval of something questionable by seeming to overlook it |
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| skill in maneuvering/planning |
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| specific devices/operations |
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| oppressive or unjust government |
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| a tyrannical person who may dominate a schoolroom/home/business/nation |
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| a tyrant/absolute ruler who ordinarily seizes power and does not transmit it to a successor in a family line |
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| a tyrant belonging more likely to a regular line of succession |
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