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| to give reluctantly, to envy one's possession or one's enjoyment |
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| to make a mistake as a result of stupidity or carelessness |
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| to merge, to fuse, to join, or to unite |
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| something that causes impurity; something that defiles or pollutes |
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| given to faultfinding, sneering, and sarcasm; exhibiting mocking disbelief |
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| harmful; dangerous; injurious |
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| an aimless and superficial follower of the arts, a dabbler |
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| easily managed, obedient, passive |
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| substitution of an inoffensive term for one that is offensive |
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| urgent, requiring immediate attention |
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| the quality or state of being humble in spirit |
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| to place close together or side by side |
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| like a maze, very convoluted and intricate |
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| unwholesomeness and gloominess, gruesomeness |
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| something that appears false or contradictory but is actually correct |
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| having a condescending attitude |
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| trite remark, banal statement |
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| exaggerated show of dignity or self-importance, bombastic |
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| powerful, having a strong effect |
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| to pucker or to tighten one's lips |
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| an unqualified or fake doctor, charlatan |
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| to restrain, to hold back |
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| to hurry about, to scamper |
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| to take possession or authority over something without right |
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| lacking content; marked by a lack of intelligence |
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| to show indecision or to vacillate |
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