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| lawyer; one who urges or recommends |
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| to punish, discipline, scold |
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| to perceive something obscure; observe, recognize |
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| to alleviate grief and raise the spirits of. to provide solace |
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| devestating and wastefull; wretched |
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| sinfulness,moral corruption |
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| to testify, stand as proof of, bear witness |
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| timid, shy, full of apprehenshion |
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| extremely thirsty; shriveled |
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| eternal damnation; suffering; anguish |
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| to bring about, to carry out, to act |
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| lacking qualities of higher mind or spirit; vulagr; corrupt; immoral |
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| animosity, spite, cruelty, hatred |
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| to erase to make indistinct |
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| to touch emotionally; to influence or cause a change in |
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| comfort in distress; consolation |
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| awe-inspiring; of high spiritual or moral value |
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| quick to act without thinking |
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| lacking color or liveliness |
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| a turbulant, fast-flowing stream |
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| dark, gloomy, melancholy, dismal |
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| changeability, inconsistency |
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| to scatter, to pursue pleasure to excess |
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| in the characteristics of the devil |
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| to reject or refuse contemptuosly; scorn |
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| exhibiting the quality of dealing fairly with everyone |
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| merciful leniency; indulgence; pardon |
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| to scorn; to reject as inferior; disrespect |
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| to scorn; to reject as inferior; disrespect |
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| hateful, contemptible, detestable, loathsome |
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| impervious to light, difficult to understand, obscure |
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| lacking in refinment; awkward and uncultivated in appearance or manner; clumsy; ungraceful |
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| lacking culture or refinement, mercilessly cruel |
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| puzzling, inexplicable, mysterious, criptic |
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| to improve, to bring to a greater level of intensity |
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| favorable to growth or comfort, displaying or characterized by genius; good-natured, cordial, warm, favorable |
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| to have exhistance, to nourish and take care of ones self |
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| childish, immature, silly |
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| stinking, putrid, foul, disgusting |
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| to discuss or examen, to reason earnestly with another |
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| loathsome, disgusting, hateful |
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| discouargement, dejection |
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| to infuse, dye, wet, moisten |
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| to petition persistently; entice, tempt |
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| shrewdness, wisdom, knowledge |
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| the act of being a middle man in communication; intervention; arbitration; intercession |
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| amazement or distress that leads to confusion; alarm, bewilderment |
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| immense number, multitude; crowd army legion, mass |
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| bitterness, careless nerve, audacity, rancor |
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| to expand, to extend; enhance, increase, enlarge |
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| an abusive word or phrase; descriptive term in replacment for a name; nick name, motto, catchphrase |
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| cruel, blood thirsty, savage, murderous |
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| cruel, blood thirsty, savage, murderous |
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| causing harm or injury; adverse, destructive |
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| tedium, dull sameness; boredom |
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