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| EXEMPTION FROM PUNISHMENT; IMMUNITY FROM NEGATIVE EFFECTS |
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| EXTREMELY HUNGRY, FAMISHED, VORACIOUS |
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| EXTRAVAGANTLY ROMANTIC OR CHIVALROUS; IDEALISTIC; UNPREDICTABLE AND SPONTANEOUS |
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| IMPATIENT, STUBBORN, RESTLESS |
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| COURAGEOUSLY NOBLE IN MIND AND HEART, FORGIVING |
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| UNWILLING TO COMPROMISE, INFLEXIBLE |
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| OBEDIENT, DUTIFUL, SHOWING EXTREME DEFERENCE, FAWNING |
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| CAPABLE OF PRODUCING OFFSPRING OR FRUIT; VERY PRODUCTIVE OR CREATIVE INTELLECTUALLY |
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| MARKED BY HARSHLY ABUSIVE CRITICISM; SCATHING |
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| OVERFLOWING WITH FERVOR, ENTHUSIASM, OR EXCITEMENT; BOILING OR SEEMING TO BOIL |
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| EXCESSIVELY PARTICULAR OR FASTIDIOUS |
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| INSENSITIVE, INDIFFERENT, UNSYMPATHETIC |
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| TO MAKE CLEAR, TO EXPLAIN, TO CLARIFY |
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| FOND OF OR ADAPTED TO LUXURY OR INDULGENCE IN SENSUAL PLEASURES; HAVING LUXURIOUS TASTES OR HABITS IN EATING AND DRINKING |
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| PERTAINING TO OR CAUSED BY A FLOOD OR DELUGE |
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| WEAKLY EMOTIONAL; HAVING A MILDLY SICKENING FLAVOR, SLIGHTLY NAUSEATING |
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| TO IMPAIR THE QUALITY OF, TO CORRUPT, TO SPOIL |
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| DULL, INSIPID; IMMATURE OR CHILDISH; LACKING KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERIENCE |
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| A PUZZLING OR MYSTERIOUS PERSON |
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| TO REDUCE IN AMOUNT, DEGREE, OR SEVERITY |
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| TO CHOOSE NOT TO DO SOMETHING |
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| CONCERNING THE APPRECIATION OF BEAUTY |
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| TO INCREASE IN POWER, INFLUENCE, AND REPUTATION |
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| TO COMBINE; TO MIX TOGETHER |
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| DOUBTFUL OR UNCERTAIN; ABLE TO BE INTERPRETED IN SEVERAL WAYS |
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| TO MAKE BETTER; TO IMPROVE |
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| SOMETHING OUT OF PLACE IN TIME |
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| SIMILAR OR ALIKE IN SOME WAY; EQUIVALENT TO |
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| DEVIATION FROM WHAT IS NORMAL |
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| TO ANNOY OR PROVOKE; TO ANGER |
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| LACK OF INTEREST OR EMOTION; INDIFFERENCE |
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| TO JUDGE A DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO OPPOSING PARTIES |
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| INTENSE AND PASSIONATE FEELING |
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| ABLE TO SPEAK CLEARLY AND EXPRESSIVELY |
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| TO MAKE SOMETHING UNPLEASANT LESS SEVERE |
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| TO REDUCE IN FORCE OR DEGREE; TO WEAKEN |
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| SEVERE OR STERN IN APPEARANCE; UNDECORATED |
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| PREDICTABLE, CLICHED, BORING |
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| POMPOUS IN SPEECH AND MANNER |
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| IMPARTIAL AND HONEST IN SPEECH |
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| CHANGING ONE'S MIND QUICKLY AND OFTEN |
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| TO PUNISH OR CRITICIZE HARSHLY |
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| SOMETHING THAT BRINGS ABOUT A CHANGE IN SOMETHING ELSE |
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| GREAT DISORDER OR CONFUSION |
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| SOMEONE PREJUDICED IN FAVOR OF A GROUP TO WHICH HE OR SHE BELONGS |
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| DECEPTION BY MEANS OF CRAFT OR GUILE |
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| CONVINCING AND WELL REASONED |
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| TO OVERLOOK, PARDON, OR DISREGARD |
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| INTRICATE AND COMPLICATED |
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| TO PROVIDE SUPPORTING EVIDENCE |
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| STEADILY INCREASING VOLUME OR FORCE |
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| APPROPRIATENESS OF BEHAVIOR OR CONDUCT; PROPRIETY |
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| TO SPEAK OF OR TREAT WITH CONTEMPT; TO MOCK |
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| JUMPING FROM ONE THING TO ANOTHER; DISCONNECTED |
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| AN ABUSIVE, CONDEMNATORY SPEECH |
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| TO MAKE LARGER' TO EXPAND |
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| SOMEONE WITH AN AMATEURISH AND SUPERFICIAL INTEREST IN A TOPIC |
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| A FUNERAL HYMN OR MOURNFUL SPEECH |
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| TO SET RIGHT; TO FREE FROM ERROR |
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| TO PERCEIVE; TO RECOGNIZE |
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| FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT; ENTIRELY UNLIKE |
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| TO PRESENT A FALSE APPEARANCE; TO DISGUISE ONE'S REAL INTENTIONS OR CHARACTER |
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| A HARSH AND DISAGREEABLE COMBINATION, OFTEN OF SOUNDS |
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| A FIRMLY HELD OPINOIN, OFTEN A RELIGIOUS BELIEF |
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| DICTATORIAL IN ONE'S OPINIONS |
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| TO DECEIVE; A PERSON WHO IS EASILY DECDEIVED |
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| SELECTING FROM OR MADE UP FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES |
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| A SORROWFUL POEM OR SPEECH |
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| PERSUASIVE AND MOVING, ESPECIALLY IN SPEECH |
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| TO COPY; TO TRY TO EQUAL OR EXCEL |
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| TO PRODUCE, CAUSE, OR BRING ABOUT |
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| TO COUNT, LIST, OR ITEMIZE |
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| TO USE EXPRESSIONS OF DOUBLE MEANING IN ORDER TO MISLEAD |
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| WANDERING AND UNPREDICTABLE |
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| LEARNED, SCHOLARLY, BOOKISH |
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| KNOWN OR UNDERSTOOD BY ONLY A FEW |
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| SPEECH IN PRAISE OF SOMEONE |
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| USE OF AN INOFFENSIVE WORD OR PHRASE IN PLACED OF A MORE DISTASTEFUL ONE |
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| TO CLEAR FROM BLAME; PROVE INNOCENT |
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| URGENT; REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ACTION |
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| CLEARLY STATE OR SHOWN; FORTHRIGHT IN EXPRESSION |
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| ACTING EXCESSIVELY ENTHUSIASTIC; FILLED WITH EXTREME, UNQUESTIONED DEVOTION |
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| EXCESSIVELY DECORATED OR EMBELLISHED |
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| A TENDENCY TO BE THRIFTY OR CHEAP |
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| ONE WHO OPPOSES ESTABLISHED BELIEFS, CUSTOMS, AND INSTITUTIONS |
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| NO CAPABLE OF BEING DISTURBED |
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| IMPOSSIBLE TO PENETRATE; INCAPABLE OF BEING AFFECTED |
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| QUICK TO ACT WITHOUT THINKING |
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| UNABLE TO BE CALMED DOWN OR MAE PEACEFUL |
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| NOT FULLY FORMED; DISORGANIZED |
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| SHOWING INNOCENCE OR CHILDLIKE SIMPLICITY |
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| LACKING INTEREST OR FLAVOR |
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| TO OVERWHELM; TO COVER WITH WATER |
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| TO EXPRESS SORROW; TO GRIEVE |
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| TO GIVE PRAISE; TO GLORIFY |
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| TO GIVE UNSPARINGLY; EXTREMELY GENEROUS OR EXTRAVAGANT |
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| ACTING IN AN INDIFFERENT OR SLOW, SLUGGISH MANNER |
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| CLEAR AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD |
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| BRIGHT, BRILLIANT, GLOWING |
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| TO EVADE RESPONSIBILITY BY PRETENDING TO BE ILL |
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| A FIGURE OF SPEECH COMPARING TO DIFFERENT THINGS; A SYMBOL |
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| EXTREMELY CAREFUL ABOUT DETAILS |
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| A PERSON WHO DISLIKES OTHERS |
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| TO CALM OR MAKE LESS SEVERE |
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| LACKING SOPHISTICATION OR EXPERIENCE |
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| HARDENED IN FEELING; RESISTANT TO PERSUASION |
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| TO PREVENT; TO MAKE UNNECESSARY |
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| TO STOP UP; TO PREVENT PASSAGE OF |
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| TROUBLESOME AND OPPRESSIVE; BURDENSOME |
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| IMPOSSIBLE TO SEE THROUGH; PREVENTING TO PASSAGE OF LIGHT |
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| A CONTRADICTION OR DILEMMA |
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| MODEL OF EXCELLENCE OR PERFECTION |
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| SOMEONE WHO SHOWS OFF LEARNING |
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| WILLING TO BETRAY ONE'S TRUST |
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| DONE IN A ROUTINE WAY; INDIFFERENT |
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| CHARITY; A DESIRE OR EFFORT TO PROMOTE GOODNESS |
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| ABLE TO BE MOLDED, ALTERED, OR BENT |
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| PRACTICAL AS OPPOSED TO IDEALISTIC |
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| TO THROW VIOLENTLY OR BRING ABOUT ABRUPTLY; LACKING DELIBERATION |
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| TO LIE OR DEVIATE FROM THE TRUTH |
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| FRESH AND CLEAN; UNCORRUPTED |
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| TO INCREASE IN NUMBER QUICKLY |
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| TO CONCILIATE; TO APPEASE |
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| CORRECT BEHAVIOR; OBEDIENCE TO RULES AND CUSTOMS |
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| WISDOM, CAUTION, OR RESTRAINT |
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| SHARP AND IRRITATING TO THE SENSES |
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| TO MAKE THINNER OR SPARSER |
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| TO REJECT THE VALIDITY OF |
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| EFFECTIVE WRITING OR SPEAKING |
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| TO SATISFY FULLY OR OVERINDULGE |
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| CAUSING SLEEP OR LETHARGY |
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| DECEPTIVELY ATTRACTIVE; SEEMINGLY PLAUSIBLE BUT FALLACIOUS |
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| A MARK OF SHAME OR DISCREDIT |
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| UNEMOTIONAL; LACKING SENSITIVITY |
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| LONG, HARSH SPEECH OR VERBAL ATTACK |
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| EXTREME MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SLUGGISHNESS |
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| TEMPORARY, LASTING A BRIEF TIME |
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| TO SWAY PHYSICALLY; TO BE INDECISIVE |
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| FILLED WITH TRUTH AND ACCURACY |
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| EASILY AROUSED OR CHANGEABLE; LIVELY OR EXPLOSIVE |
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| TO FLUCTUATE BETWEEN CHOICES |
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| ACTING IN A FANCIFUL OR CAPRICIOUS MANNER; UN PREDICTABLE |
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