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| grasping or attaching oneself to |
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| a law or strong statement |
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| to deal with others in a proud or haughty way |
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| good omen; favored by fortune; biding well for the future |
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| a yellowish-green grape with a plum like flavor |
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| in a very careful or cautious way |
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| gruesome; grisly; horrible |
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| to come afterward; follow immediatly |
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| a departure from what is right; true; correct; deviation from truth or moral rectitude |
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| a deliberatly distorted picture of image of a person/thing |
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| to do or perform something evil; criminal; or offensive |
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| something provokes; the cause of irritation or resentment; incitement |
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| done as a trial or experiment |
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| a watch kept; a purposeful staying awake; the eve of a festival |
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| switching one child with another |
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| a bundle; a bride's outfit of clothes; linens;jewlery; etc. |
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| very severe or strict; serious; to continue with determination |
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| pertaining or relating to a church; organization of a church |
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| correctness of method or judgement; rightness or principal |
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| bravery; valor; gallantry; superior ability or skill |
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| an established law; rule; principal; or fact used to form a correct judgement |
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| expressing oneself clearly in syllables or words; lucid |
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| inclined to question the sincerity and goodness of people's motives and actions |
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| the belief that all events are determined by fate and are therefore inevitable |
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| not easily seen; not clear; not understood; dim; dark; gloomy |
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| the quality or fact being irrelevant; saucy; impudent; insolent |
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