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| Depressed; Sad; Full of Despair |
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| Clearly and directly expressed |
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| An overabundance; an excess |
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| Silly; Senseless; idiotic |
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| Unceasing; constant; unending |
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| To draw a logical conclusion |
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| Insulting or abusive speech |
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| Traveling from place to place |
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| Clearly expressed; clear thinking |
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| To calm or soothe someone who is upset (especially by giving in to what he or she wants) |
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| Taking extreme care, "Taking great pains" |
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| Cure-all; something that will solve any and all problems |
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| Done with enthusiasm or care. |
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| An abundance; a plentiful amount |
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| Deeply emotionally moving |
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| To contradict; to argue in opposition to; to disprove |
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| Stubbornly defiant; disobedient |
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| Consequence; an indirect effect of an action or event. |
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| Occurring in occasional bursts; not occurring steadily or constantly |
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| Person who sucks up to others |
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| Implied; unspoken; understood without words. |
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| Using no unnecessary words; succinct; concise |
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| Fear; Apprehension; anxiety |
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| To be indecisive; to waver; to go back and forth (in making decision) |
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| Not relevant; only superficially related to the topic at hand |
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| To break a rule or law; to sin |
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| Extremely harmful; full of hate or ill will |
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| To exonerate; to clear from all blame or suspicion |
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| Enthusiastically devoted to something; fanatical; passionate |
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| To voluntarily refrain from doing somthing |
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| Difficult (especially requiring great effort) |
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| Off course; off track; amiss; askew (used with go or went) |
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