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| a one-horse carriage with an open seat at the front for the driver and a closed compartment at the back for passengers, |
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| solitary, joyless, and without hope |
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| to delight or fascinate somebody thoroughly |
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| the act of humiliating somebody, causing him or her a loss of status, reputation, or self-esteem |
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| act of watching. often in secret |
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| a covered two-wheeled vehicle drawn by one horse |
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| impossible or very difficult to correct or reform |
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| never changing or varying |
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| Public transportation for large amount of people |
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| Self righous person, stuck up |
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| a succinct statement expressing an opinion or a general truth |
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| a young person who receives help, guidance, training, and support from somebody who is older and has more experience or influence |
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| common, average, not diverse |
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| the formation of judgments or opinions on the basis of incomplete or inconclusive information |
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| to make somebody or yourself comfortably established, as though ready to stay a long while |
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| a woman who has inherited a title or property from her deceased husband |
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| boring because of being long, monotonous, or repetitive |
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| a physical or psychological disorder or disease |
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| a desire to improve the material, social, and spiritual welfare of humanity |
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| ill-tempered or sulky in a peevish manner |
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| common to change one’s mind quickly. |
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| formal or elaborate praise |
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| displaying physical or mental skill |
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| strongly opposed to or disliking something |
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| hostile, ready to start a fight, or ready to go to war |
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| done in a quick or superficial way |
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| capable of being achieved or put into effect |
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| A sharp conturtion of the face |
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| to make something less pure by adding inferior or unsuitable elements or substances to it |
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| able to use the right and the left hand with equal skill |
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| deprived of somebody or something loved or valued |
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| the energy or motivation to accomplish or undertake something |
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| esicense of a thing in its most purified form |
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| the risk of loss, harm, death, or destruction |
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| allowing no hope of improvement or relief |
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| to agree or comply with something in a passive or reserved way |
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