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| meticulous; careful; scrupulous |
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| hesitant; cautious; vigilant |
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| up to this time; that time |
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| donations to the poor; charity |
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1. concealed; hidden;
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| to travel regularly; to practice or perform diligently |
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| to take up temporary residence usually while traveling; pit-stop |
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| worthy of contempt; scorn; despicable |
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| express opinion strongly as if they were facts; dictatorial |
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| a structure built parallel to the bank of a water way and used as a landing place or dock. |
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| calm; unemotional; composed |
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| to ponder or meditate deeply; think |
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| self-controlled; calmness; composure |
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| a dishonest or worthless person; vagrant |
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| A good omen; advantageous; favorable |
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| to put forth much force or effort; wield |
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| having high moral integrity; exact; careful; upright |
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| a sudden impulsive, unmotivated action or change; whim |
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| coarse, rowdy; high strong; exuberant; stormy |
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