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to express publicly
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1. a manner or way of behaving that creates a mood or gives a certain impression
2. atmosphere or quality |
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considered to be responsible for something |
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1. a remark made quietly to a listener or listeners that others present are not supposed to hear
2. words spoken by an actor that others onstage supposedly do not hear |
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to fight for, support, or defend someone or something
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one who fights for another or for a cause; a supporter or defender |
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to hold back; to keep within fixed limits |
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affecting the emotions; causing strong feelings |
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new and unusual |
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1. to make a habit of; to do regularly
2. to work at a profession
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1. a usual action or custom
2. the exercise of a profession; a business based on a particular profession |
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not showing one's thoughts and feelings; self controlled |
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to weigh down with a duty or responsibility |
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to fail to pay proper attention or respect to; to treat as unimportant
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a rude act that involves treating someone or something as not worthy of respect or consideration |
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hard to bear due to strain on one's patience |
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complete; total |
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1. the mental power to make decisions and act; determination
2. desire, purpose, or choice |
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