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| adj. impossible to satisfy |
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| n. command; act of enjoining; directive order |
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| n. act of pouring out a liquid; unrestrained outpouring of feeling |
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| v. provide with trench; fix firmly/securely |
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| v. to habituate to something undesireable; accustom oneself |
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| v. to attack with violent blows; assault |
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| adj. capable of containing a large quantity |
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adj. asking humbly and earnestly; beseeching
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| n. constant worrisome burden; obstacle to success |
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| n. feeling of excessive concern |
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| v. appease; overcome distrust; regain by pleasant behavior; reconcile |
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| v. to put down forcibly; suppress; pacify, quiet |
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| adj. paying meticulous attention to detail; difficult to please |
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| v. to become better; improve |
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| agj. seeming beyond consolation |
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| n. extreme want or poverty; destitution |
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| n. outward or token appearance |
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| adj. not noble in quality, character or purpose; mean |
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| adj. performed with haste and sacnt attention to detail |
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| n. eagerness; ardent desire or craving |
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| v. to inspire or influence thoroughly; pervade |
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| v. affirm positively; declare |
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| adj. diverse; having great variety |
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| adj. thin, wasted, shrunken |
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| adj. disrespectful; insolent |
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| adj. having relation of child to parent |
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| adj. laborious; difficult; requiring great exertion |
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| n. a sudden, unpredictable change |
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| adj. very skilled; proficient; expert |
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| v. to struggle with stumbling or plunging movements |
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| adj. unyielding; unalterable |
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| adj. deserving or causing hatred; hateful; detestable |
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| adj. full of or characterized by bloodshed; blood |
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| . disgrace;dishonor; public contempt |
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| adj. lacking in vigor; slack or slow |
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| adj. abundantly supplied or provided; filled |
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| v. to scatter in various directions; disperse |
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| n. any sudden, violent outburst; fit of violent emotion or action |
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| n. or v. a delay or cessation for a time; interval of relief |
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| v. remove or destroy all traces of |
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| adj. dictatorial; domineering in a haughty manner |
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| n. apathy; sluggish inactivity |
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| n. great personal dishonor or humiliation |
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| v. to say or plead in protest, objection |
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| adj. commanding respect by virtueof age, dignity, character, or position |
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| n. art of judging character by facial features |
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| adj. sustaining original intensity |
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| v. affirm; declare seriously or positively |
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| v. declare to be hateful; denounce |
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| n. a large detructive fire |
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| v. command or enjoin solemnly |
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| v. disengage; relase from difficulty |
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| adj. impossible to get over |
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| adj. characterized by/suggestive of doing good |
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| v. feel/express sorrow/pity; sympathize |
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| v. detect; percieve with eyes or intellect |
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| adj. extremely unattractive |
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| n. prophetic sign; phenomenon to portend good or evil |
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| adj. tired; no energy; lethargic |
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| adj. spiteful; deliberately harmful |
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| adj. approachable; friendliness |
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| n. misuse, theft, profanation of something sacred |
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| n. strength of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage |
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| n. intense hatred; great malice |
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| n. sweetened aromatic solution of alcohol and water, serving as a vehicle for medication |
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| n. organism, organ, or part of 2 or more tissues of different genetic composition, produced as a result of organ transplant, grafting, or genetic engineering |
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| n. subbmission ro courteous yielding to opinion, wishes, or judgment of another |
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| adj. shy and timid; lacking self confidence |
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| adj. beginning to exist or appear |
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| v. trouble; deprive of peace or rest |
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| n. worried unease; anxiety |
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| v. express disapproval, disappointment; disgrace |
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| v. rebuke; voice disapproval |
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| adj. persistent; never slackening |
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| n. listlessness; diminished energy |
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| n. din and commotion of a great crowd |
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| adj. intense displeasure, arousing strong dislike |
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| n. chain for ankles or feet; a restraint |
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| n. listlessness; lacking physical/mental energy |
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| adj. lacking energy; weak |
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| adj. teachable; ready/willing to be taught |
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| adj. favourable to health or well being |
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| n. moral corruption or degradation |
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| adj. marked by shame or disgrace |
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| adj. artless; free of skillful deceit |
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| n. act of pronouncing clear of guilt or blame |
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| v. reecho; prolonged or continuing effect |
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| n. intense ill will or hatred; great malice |
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| v. make less intense or severe |
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