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| passion, zeal, great enthusiasm |
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| lasting indefinitely; continually recurring |
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| a brown noser, a flatterer of important persons |
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| very stubborn adherence to beliefs; |
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| an open display of feelings |
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| selecting from a wide variety of sources |
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| to run down, belittle, speak poorly of |
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| (v) to purify, especially of sin, guilt or defilement |
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| a separation or division into factions, especially within a religious body |
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| a subtle distinction or shade of difference |
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| threatening evil or disaster |
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| Feeling the same thing as someone else. |
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| to make new again, renovate |
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| the purifying of emotions; an emotional purge / cleansing |
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| the right or privilege of voting |
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| typical of country life; unsophisticated, simple |
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| pertaining to informal speech and writing |
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| a person, especially a child, with exceptional talent |
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| a social blunder; a mistake in manners |
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| unbiased, treating all equally |
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| having no fear, dauntless |
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| favorable; successful; prosperous |
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| an artificial or false appearance (as in behavior or structure) |
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| (adj) beyond what is required or necessary (ex. Superfluous comments) |
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| an act performed to show sorrow for a sin |
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