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unselfishly concerned for the wefare of others, generous
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| having contrary feelings or attitudes, uncertain as to course of action |
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| lean; sharp cornered; gaunt |
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| overbearingly assuming; insolently proud; stuck up |
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| strong disinclination, disliking |
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| to differentiate between two or more things |
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| intense dislike; to treat with scornor contempt, to reject as unworthy |
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| to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner |
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| inequality, the condition or fact of being unequal in age, rank, or degree |
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| to decorate, to make beautiful with ornament |
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| to cause, to produce, to create |
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| harmless, producing no injury |
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| to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner |
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| wasteful, a person given to extravagence |
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| to reject, to disown, to disavow |
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| restraint in speech, reluctance to speak |
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| to honor, to regard with respect |
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| delicate, elusive, not obvious |
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| beyond what is needed or required, an flow |
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| a direct opposite, a contrast |
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| to move upward, to rise from a lower station |
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| stirct, stern; unadorned, ascetic |
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| independent, self-contained |
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| common, ordinary, lacking freshness, hackneyed |
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| not causing harm, of gentle disposition, benficial |
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| changing suddenly, fickle |
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| to waste time, to spend time idly, to move in a lackadaisical manner |
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| act of harming or ruining another's reputation |
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| understood only by a small group or a select few |
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| to aggravate, to irritate, to vex |
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| reflecting a meticulous or demanding attitude, critical to an extreme |
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| secret in an underhanded way, stealthy |
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sociable and outgoing
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| one who is insincere or deceitful |
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| existing from birth, inborn |
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| not allowing the passage of light,not transparent; hard to understand |
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| abundantly fruitful, marked by great productivity |
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| to scold or to rebuke for a misdeed usually with kindly intent |
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| difficult to understand, recondite, concealed |
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| friendly, courteous, amiable |
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| excessive boldness, rashness, daring |
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| extremely apologetic, remorseful, repntant |
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| believing on slight evidence, gullible |
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| moral corruption, a wicked or pervese act |
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| to dissaprove regretfully, to belittle, to express mild disapproval |
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| instructive, designed to teach |
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| mysterious, inexplicable, puzzling |
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