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| in a way that shows excessive fondness for wise sayings; in lecturing tones |
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| show indecision; fluctuate |
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| a yielding to the ideas, wishes, and so on of another |
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| scorn; the attitude of someone who looks down on something or someone else |
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| evil; low; extremely disgusting |
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| loyalty and devotion to family, the divine, or some other object of respect |
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| expression of grief; weeping |
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| too hasty in speech or action; reckless |
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| slavelike; humbly submissive to authority |
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| weakness; physical defect |
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| ominous; giving signs of evil to come |
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| strong determination; a plan or decision |
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| strange or remarkable sight |
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| speak on a topic formally and at length |
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| money, property, or position left in a will |
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| declared to be guilty of wrongdoings |
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| severe criticism; punishment |
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| given to acting without thinking; impulsive |
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| rely too much on; take advantage of |
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| flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another, as a servant might |
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| give a warning sign about a future event |
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| way of conducting oneself; behavior |
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| so unhappy that nothing brings comfort |
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