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to dress, to clothe
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clothes |
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1. lasting a long time or coming back again and again
2. continual or done by habit |
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1. to change from natural shape
2. to change from what is true, to fail to truly represent |
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gentle, obedient, and trainable, easy to deal with |
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ADJECTIVE:
full of sorrow or sadness |
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NOUN:
1. a false or mistaken idea, belief, or opinion
2. an error in reasoning, incorrect reasoning |
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producing results, successful |
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1. not movable
2. motionless, not moving |
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indignation
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deep anger about something that seems wrong, unjust, or mean |
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to exclude or keep out, to refuse to have anything to do with |
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showing too great an opinion of one's own importance, having an exaggerated idea of one's own dignity |
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to take back or bring to an end something that has been given or permitted, such as a right, agreement, or privilege |
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NOUN:
a trap used to catch small animals or something that works as a trap by being tempting or attractive
VERB:
to catch in a snare or trap |
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VERB:
to spend freely or too freely, to be extravagant
NOUN:
wild spending, an unnecessary expense or luxury |
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VERB:
to shrink or draw back slightly from something in disgust, pain, or fear
NOUN:
the act of wincing |
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