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| to lead to; to cite as proof |
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| to collect for oneself; to collect into a mass |
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| dislike, hostility; extreme opposition or aversion. |
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| relating to, showing symptoms of, or causing stroke |
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| passionately, enthusiastically, fervently |
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| to testify, stand as proof of, bear witness |
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| to surround with armed forces; to press with requests; to cause worry or distress |
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| affliction, destruction, ruin |
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| persistently or morbidly thoughtful |
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| an impulsive change of mind, fickleness |
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| a fanciful mental illusion |
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| to lead to a particular and usually desirable outcome |
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| to declare sacred; dedicate to a worship |
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| to indicate; to make known; to stand for |
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| an omen, prediction, or presentment of umcoming evil |
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| barren wasteland; sadness, loneliness |
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| commotion, excitement; uneasiness |
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| a state of depression or melancholy |
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| friendly, pleasant, likable |
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| passionately, enthusiastically, fervently |
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| appearence, facial expression |
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| conclusively, irreversibly |
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| an impulsive change of mind, fickleness |
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| to spoil or infect; to stain honor |
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| lack of feeling or emotion |
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| to pass on, to degenerate gradually |
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| a dictionary; the vocabulary of a language. |
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| storminess; unmercifulness, lack of lenience. |
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| fanciful, imaginary, visionary |
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| hastily done, superficial |
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| jealous rivalry, ambition to excel |
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| the act of intervening between feuding parties to help achieve an agreement. |
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| lack of resemblence or similarity |
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| tame, willing to be taught |
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| a technical violation of something, someone, or some place sacred. |
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| appearance, facial expression |
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| a technical violation of something, someone, or some place sacred. |
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| lacking color or liveliness |
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| an indication in advance; the act of forecasting |
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| to harden; accustom; become used to. |
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| capable of being dissolved or disintegrated. |
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| to call upon in supplication, beg |
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| to devise, plan, or manage; to form in an artistic manner. |
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| with extreme joy or ecstasy |
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| to distribute amoung, mix with |
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| mild and pleasant; soothing |
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| filthy; morally repulsive |
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| to lavish attention, love to excess |
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| a feeling of great awe and respect |
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| passion or devotion to a cause |
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| high quality or excellence |
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| to infuse; dye, wet, moisten |
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| to overcome with emotion; to seize and take away through violence |
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| revolting, shockingly bad, wicked |
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| prophecy, prediction of events |
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| to testify; to remove from a high position |
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| the appearence of a person or place |
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| indulgent; extremely or extravagantly loving |
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| appearance, facial expression |
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| strong dislike, distaste, or antagonism: an instance contradiction or inconsistency |
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| irritation, annoyance; confusion, puzzlement |
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| lethargy or sluggishness; dormancy |
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| to express approval; agree to |
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| never lessening, persistent |
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| very thin due to hunger or disease; feeble |
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| to present and urge reasons in opposition; to say or plead in protest |
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| having unlimited or universal power, authority, or force; all-powerful |
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| impossible, unable to be overcome |
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| to become diffused throughout every part of |
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| short-lived, exsisiting only briefly |
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| not alive, lacking energy |
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| relating to, showing symptoms of, or causing stroke |
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| arrogant and condescending |
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| to call upon, request help |
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| unable to be conquered or overcome |
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| to have existence; to nourish and take care of oneself |
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| deep absorption; ectasy or extreme or extreme joy |
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| to urge, order, command; forbid or prohibit, as by judicial order |
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| tiresome because of length or dullness |
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| to travel across; to turn more laterally |
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| heckling, taunting remarks |
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| a stock needed materials or supplies; a measure taken to deal with a need or contingency |
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| relief; a thing that furnishes relief |
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| persuasive and effective (often used to descibe speech) |
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| an unexpected or unusual sight; a ghostly figure |
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| future generations; all of a person's descendants |
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| danger; exposure to harmful risk |
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| prophecy, prediction of events |
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| to include, cover, take in |
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| appearence, facial expression |
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| without energy or enthusiasm |
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| to close within; to build into a wall |
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| to scatter, to pursue pleasure to excess |
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| confusing or disorderly; agitated |
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| to put into a mechanical action; to move into action |
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| to act an omen or warning |
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| awe-inspiring; of high spiritual or maral value |
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| to curse, to declare to be evil |
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| characteristics expressive of attitudeor personality |
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| to change in appearence or shape |
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| a fanciful mental illusion |
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| carelessness, lack of caution |
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| kindness, gentleness, charity |
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| dishonorable, not noble in character |
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| lateness, tendancy to delay |
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| to express approval; agree to |
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| thick-skinned, insensitive |
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| never lessening, persistant |
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| to generate puss, to rot; to cause increasing poisoning, irriatation, or bitterness |
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| to lead to; to cite as proof |
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| timid, shy, full of apprehension |
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| state of cumfusion; agitation |
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| to beat rapidly and strongly |
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| to urge forward as if driven by a strong moral pressure |
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