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| to treat with repugnance and loathing |
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| to make better or more tolerable |
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| zealous, passionate, fiery |
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| to surrender or acquiesce |
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| unpredictable and impulsive |
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| ethereal and otherworldly |
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| imaginary or fantastically improbable |
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| to feel or express sympathy and compassion |
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| to make compatible or to reconcile; to appease |
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| to consult or take counsel |
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| providing comfort and hope |
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| amazement or dismay that causes confusion |
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| calm expression or mental composure |
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| to select and choose carefully from a group |
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| mental disturbance and frenzied excitement |
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| devoid of denizens; deserted |
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| lack of self-confidence; hesitant in acting or speaking |
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| to recognize or identify as separate and distinct |
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| cheerless, dejected, and downcast |
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| to discover by insight; to infer AND superb, heavenly, godlike |
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| easily led or managed; tractable |
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| a portion of liquid; a dose |
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| able to produce the desire outcome |
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| mysterious, baffling, mystifying |
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| to request earnestly; to plead |
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| to display clearly; reveal |
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| laborious and perceptible effort |
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| language that incites or encourages |
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| possessing high standards; difficult to please; meticulous |
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| exhibiting intensity of feeling; zealous |
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| malicious person OR fanatic |
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| relating to a son or daughter |
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| conspicuously offensive; obviously inconsistent |
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| strong current of air; a vigorous wind |
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| vital force OR direct current of electricity |
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| disturbing or distressing |
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| highly distinguished; of great renown; luminous and bright |
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| obtrusive, uncivil, and presumptuous |
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| disposition of mind or character; propensity |
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| disbelieving; skeptical; doubting |
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| incapable of being tired out; not yielding to exhaustion |
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| relentless; unyielding; unbending; unalterable |
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| command, order, or admonition |
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| incapable of being defeated; impregnable and indomitable |
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| to come to accept something undesirable; to habituate; to toughen |
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| bothersome, exasperating, annoying |
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| unalterable; not capable of changing an outcome |
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| to express deep sorrow; to mourn |
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| lacking energy or motivation; enervated |
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| desiring to cause someone pain or suffering |
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| one who travels on the sea |
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| state of being self-consciously uncomfortable; flustered and embarrassed |
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| being of various kinds or types; miscellaneous; sundry |
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| showing lack of sympathy; callous |
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| stubbornly maintaining an opinion in spite of reason or logic |
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| possessing unlimited power |
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| given to long periods of thinking |
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| lacking money or material possessions |
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| continuing on despite difficulties and setbacks |
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| to examine or consider with attention |
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| external aspect; facial features suggestive of character |
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| a journey OR the course of life on earth |
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| a steep place; a hazardous situation |
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| to throw violently OR to bring about abruptly |
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| an established preference for something |
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| ability to govern oneself |
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| to move aimlessly from place to place |
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| to return in kind; requite |
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| to lie at rest or remain still AND peace, tranquility, harmony |
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| an interval of rest or relief |
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| to satisfy fully or to excess |
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| to reject with disdain or contempt |
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| lofty, grand, or exalted in thought, expression, or manner |
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| gloomily or resentfully silent |
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| humbly imploring; entreating |
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| a state of mental or physical inactivity |
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| to go or to travel across or over OR to oppose or go against |
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| deserving of respect through age, character, or achievements |
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| punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense; retribution |
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| to move or go lightly on as if on a buoyant medium (such as wind or waves) |
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| unduly lavish or extravagant OR lewd; baudy OR playfully mean or cruel; mischievous |
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| to shrivel or become dry OR to lose vitality, force, or freshness |
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