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| revealing much care and respect |
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| to make youthful or like new again |
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| a standard for making judment |
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| referrig to a sense of beauty; artistic |
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wildy extravagant or lavish in spending |
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| extremely idealistic; unrealistic or imaginary |
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| to slander or defame something |
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| special terminology or language |
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| comedy using laughter as a weapond to evoke scorn or amusement |
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| caustic; burning or corrosive |
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| a lengthy, critical, emotional speech; rant |
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| to render incomprehensible |
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| uncertainty; experiencing conflicting emotions |
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| so-so; unconcerned; aloof or detached |
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