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| to pollute, spoil, corrupt, impair, pervert |
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| burdensome, oppressive, distasteful |
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| unconditional, absolute, without exception |
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| persuasive, convincing, pertinent |
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| rabble-rouser; leader who appeals to emotions rather than to reason |
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| hopeless, wretched, miserable |
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| a witty statement; a short, polished, pithy saying |
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| practical or efficient, advantageous |
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| powerful, influential, rich, controls something |
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| disregard or overlook, but not with over approval |
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| understood by only a select few with special knowledge, hidden from the masses, secret |
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| minute, inconceivably small, microscopic |
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| impulsive, given to sudden or rash action |
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| to order, command or forbid |
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| separate and distinct or composed or separate and distinct parts |
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| an outpouring, a torrent, a great quantity |
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| to emancipate, to release from slavery or bondage |
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| treacherous, sneaky, intended to trap or beguile |
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| to soften or break down by soaking |
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| ordinary, commonplace, dull, unimaginative |
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| deadly, extremely evil, having harmful or fatal effect |
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| fond of joking, mischievous, prone to pranks |
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| habitually silent, having a quiet nature, being uncommunicative |
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| to instigate, stir up, promote |
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