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| a vulgar person tasteless person |
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| pertaining to the local gov. |
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| act of losing in consequence of some fault |
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| to slander to vilify to defame |
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| act of protecting one from disease as by inoculation |
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| person who does good to others patron |
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| depraved unprincipled or wicked person scoundrel |
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| pertaining to that which is serviceable helpful beneficial |
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| to accuse of a crime or other wrongful act |
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| to get rid of to abolish do away with |
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| faculty which enables individuals to know their relative conformity with society's moral determinations |
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| aware of ones own feeling and thoughts or of external conditions and objects |
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| logical arrangement of knowledge in the form of hypothesis or laws subject to verification |
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| expression of the popular will by vote |
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| feeling of something about to happen |
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| retaliation act of using force for revenge |
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| exhibiting expressing feelings |
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| To use wrongly or improperly |
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| To agree, as to a proposal; concur |
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| Available for use as needed or desired |
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One who sponsors or produces entertainment, especially the director of an opera company.
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| Abusively detractive language or utterance |
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| A dramatic or literary form of discourse in which a character talks to himself or herself or reveals his or her thoughts without addressing a listener. |
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