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| arising from the feelings of a person rather than from the object thought of |
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| decisive final or conclusive |
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| a fine drawn and delicate destinction |
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| folowing the exact words of |
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| a condensed representation of something |
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| a condensed representation of something |
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| to represent portray or describe |
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| descriptions and figures of speech |
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| very ornamental and showy, often excessively so |
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| a commonplace dull or trite remark |
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| the repetition of initial consonant sound in two or more neighboring sounds |
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| a short and witty poem or saying |
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| an exaggerated comedy based on broadly humorous situations |
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| ridiculous mockery or empty show |
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| a musical or literary work that imitates the style of another work or author for comic effect |
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| producing or having a deep rich or impressive sound |
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| sweetness of sounds or combinations of sounds esp in speech |
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| an extended musical composition usually written for the piano or other solo instrument |
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| a belief principle or doctrine |
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| a high priest or chief religious figure esp. a bishop or pope |
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| a member of the clergy who assists a vicar or rector |
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| ministers priests rabbis esp collectively |
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| a ceremonial robe or gown, esp one worn by members of the clergy during religious services (colorful) |
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| a long close-fittine garment worn by members of the clergy as an outer garment or under other vestments |
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| to make holy or to set apart as sacred |
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| one tenth of one's income paid to support a church or clergy |
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| to continue to exist or to remain alive |
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| relating to the sense of smell |
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| the body partition of muscles and tendons that seperates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity in mammals |
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