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| a person guilty for an offense |
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| deserving blame or censure |
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| through my fault; my fault |
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doctor:
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| someone licensed to practice medicine; a learned person |
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| a particular principle advocated, as of a government or religion |
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| to imbue a person with learning |
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| easily managed or handled; tractable |
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| away, off, down, completely, reversal |
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descend:
decipher:
defile:
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| to move from a higher to a lower place |
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| to make out the meaning; to interpret |
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| to make foul, dirty, or unclean |
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| to attack the good name or reputation of |
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| respectful; to yield to judgment |
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| to trace the outline of; sketch or trace in outline |
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democracy:
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| affecting at the same time a large number of people, and spreading from person to person |
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| peculiar to a particular people or locality |
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general, universal
demographics: vital and social statistics of populations |
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dialogue:
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| conversation between two or more persons |
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| to determine the identity of something from the symptoms |
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| to make wider or larger; to cause to expand |
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| inclined to delay or procrastinate |
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| division into two parts, kinds, etcetera |
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| to say; to tell; to use words |
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dictionary:
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| a book containing a selection of the words of a language |
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dignity:
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| nobility or elevation of character; worthiness |
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| a person who holds a high rank or office |
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| to think fit or in accordance with one's dignity |
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| well deserved; fitting; adequate |
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| to look upon or treat with contempt |
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| away from; apart; reversal; not |
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disperse:
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| to drive or send off in various directions |
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| to scatter or spread widely; promulgate |
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| to deter by advice or persuasion |
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| to pour out and spread, as in fluid |
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orthodox:
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| sound or correct in opinion or doctrine |
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| an opinion or statement contrary to accepted opinion |
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| a system of tenets, as of a church |
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condolence:
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| expression of sympathy with one who is suffering |
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| a state of being lazy or slothful |
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| full of pain or sorrow, grievous |
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donate:
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| to present as a gift or contribution |
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| kind indulgence, forgiveness |
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| something that prevents or counteracts ill effects |
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| a short narrative about an interesting event |
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| to provide with a permanent fund |
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dubious:
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abduct:
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| to carry off or lead away |
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| personal behavior, way of acting |
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| to lead or move by influence |
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| to install in a position with formal ceremonies |
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| to bring into existence, give cause to |
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endure:
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| to hold out against; to sustain without yielding |
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| compulsion by threat, coercion |
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| the length of time something exists |
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dystrophy:
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| faulty or inadequate nutrition or development |
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| an impairment of the ability to read due to a brain defect |
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