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| experienced through imaginative participation of another |
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| having no definite form, shapeless |
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| giving a false appearance of frankness, calculating |
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| characterized by positiveness in the assertion of opinion |
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| not called for by circumstances |
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| not susceptible to change |
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| not capable of being damaged |
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| accustomed to something undesirable |
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| pretend illness in order to avoid work or duty |
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| a state of oblivion to care, pain, or external reality |
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| concerned with details of codes or conventions |
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| meditation on past events |
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| appealing to sexual desire |
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| strict or severe with respect to rules |
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| the stress on certain syllables in a line of poetry, often marked by a forward slash |
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