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| adj.easy to notice, obvious. " The star of David was conspicuous on their clothes." |
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| adj.Horrfied, shocked. I am so appalled."Appalled silence" |
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| adj. displeased and irritaed. "...sat in bed disgruntelded |
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| n.feeling that something; especial bad or harmful |
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| speechless; unable to speak or understandably. "Peter is furious, in articulate" |
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| adv. angrily aroused by something mean, unjust, or unworthy. "" You make me so mad!" she said indignantly." |
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| n. rejoicing; a clebration or expression of joy. "It's a song of jubiliation" |
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| to hate, to dislake someone or something greatly.v. I loathe you! |
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| disgusting; hateful; enpleasant |
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| the act of keeping someoine down through harsh and unjust use of power |
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| with great show or exaggeration |
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| a bitter regret or guilt of doing wrong |
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| wild confusion and a noise; an uproar |
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