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| State of Mutual decline as associated with advanced age. Infatuation. |
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| Ready to believe, often on slight or uncertain evidence. |
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| The quality or state of being drowsy, lazy, or indifferent. |
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| Begs or urges persistently. |
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| The orderly arrangement or settlement of matter. |
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| Powerful, stongly felt or expressed. |
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| Free from disastrous; calm; quiet. |
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| Having to do with irresistible force. |
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| Disliked intensely, often with disgust; hatred |
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| To get possession of, to obtain through care or effort. |
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| Familial relationship, kinship. Sympathy |
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| Feeling sorrow for having committed a wrongdoing. |
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| To go over and over in ones mind. To chew repeatedly. |
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| A conclusion based on some facts or evidence. |
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| Break, rupture, or gap. To break or violate. |
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| To make suitable return for; to repay. |
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| To screen, to veil, or to disguise. |
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| Whining; fretful; complaining. Spiteful |
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| To twist violently or take forcibly. |
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| An act of restoring or making good. |
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| Serving or resembling a monument or a memorial. Massive, outstanding. |
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| To put out. To satisfy or relieve |
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| Things that foreshadow a coming event. |
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| Very destructive; deadly. |
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| To bite or chew persistently. |
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| To take place after or as a result; to follow. |
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| Strong disapproval; an official expression or disapproval. Judgement |
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| Uncontrolled, excessive, exceeding reasonable limits. |
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| To see, recognize or notice. To distinguish with senses or mental processes other than vision. |
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| Fortress set high above a city; stronghold. |
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| Having or showing good judgement about what one says or does. |
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| Standing out so as to be easily noticed. |
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| Obstacle, bar, hindrance. |
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