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| Keen, Accurate judgement or insight |
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| TO REDUCE PURITY BY COMBINING WITH INFERIOR INGREDIENTS |
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| TO COMBINE SEVERAL ELEMENTS INTO A WHOLE |
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| OUTDATED; ASSOCIATED WITH AN EARLIER PERHAPS MORE PRIMITIVE, TIME |
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| TO STATE AS A FACT; TO DECLARE OR ASSERT |
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| TO PROVIDE SUPPORT OR REINFORCEMEMT |
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TO DIGUISE OR CONCEAL; TO MISLEAD
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| DEPARTING FROM NORMS OR CONVENTIONS |
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| CHARACTERISTIC OF OR OFTEN FOUND IN A PARTICULAR LOCALITY, REGION, OR PEOPLE |
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| TENDING TO DISAPPEAR LIKE VAPOR; VANISHING |
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| TO MAKE WORSE OR MORE SEVERE |
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GREATLY EMOTIONAL OR ZEALOUS
noun form: fervor |
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| HAPPENING BY ACCIDENT OR CHANCE |
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| RELEVANT TO THE SUBJECT AT HAND; APPROPRIATE IN SUBJECT MATTER |
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| POMPOUS SPEECH OR EXPRESSION |
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| RENDERED TRITE OR COMMONPLACE BY FREQUENT USAGE. |
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| DEVOTION TO PLEASURABLE PURSUITS, ESP TO THE PLEASURES OF THE SENSES |
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| THE CONSISTENT DOMINANCE OF ONE STATE OR IDEOLOGY OVER OTHERS |
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| ONE WHO ATTACKS OR UNDERMINES TRADITIONAL CONVENTIONS OR INSTITUTIONS |
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| GIVEN TO INTENSE OR EXCESSIVE DEVOTION TO SOMETHING |
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| MARKED BY EXTREME CALM, IMPASSIVITY AND STEADINESS |
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| NOT CAPABLE OF BEING APPEASED OR SIGNIFICANTLY CHANGED |
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| IMMUNITY FROM PUNISHMENT OR PENALTY |
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| IN AN INITIAL STAGE; NOT FULLY FORMED |
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| UNFORTUNATE; INAPPROPRIATE |
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| WITHOUT TASTE OF FLAVOR; LACKING IN SPIRIT; BLAND |
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| CHARACTERIZED BY BRIGHTNESS AND THE EMISSION OF LIGHT |
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| HAVING OR SHOWING OFTEN VICIOUS ILL WILL, SPITE, OR HATRED |
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| CAPABLE OF BEING SHAPED AND FORMED; TRACTABLE; PLIABLE |
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| THE CONDITION OF BEING UNTRUTHFUL; DISHONESTY |
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| CHARACTERIZED BYU EXTREME CARE AND PRECISION; ATTENTIVE TO DETAIL |
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| ONE WHO HATES ALL OTHER HUMANS |
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| TO MAKE OR BECOME LESS SEVERE OR INTENSE; TO MODERATE |
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| UNYIELDING; HARDHEARTED; INTRACTABLE |
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| EXHIBITING A FAWNING ATTENTIVENESS |
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| DISGRACE; CONTEMPT; SCORN |
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| THE PROFESSION OR PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING OR INSTRUCTING |
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| OVERLY CONCERNED WITH THE TRIVIAL DETAILS OF LEARNING OR EDUCATION; SHOW-OFFISH ABOUT ONE'S KNOWLEDGE |
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| HAVING THE TENDENCY TO PERMEATE OR SPREAD THROUGHOUT |
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| TO YEARN INTENSELY; TO LANGUISH; TO LOSE VIGOR |
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| TO ILLEGALLY USE OR REPRODUCE |
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| THE ESSENTIAL OR CENTRAL PART |
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| TO ILLEGALLY USE OR REPRODUCE |
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| THE ESSENTIAL OR CENTRAL PART |
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| TO APPEASE; TO CALM BY MAKING CONCESSIONS |
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| A SUPERFICIAL REMARK, ESP. ONE OFFERED AS MEANINGFUL |
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| TO PLUNGE OR DROP STRAIGHT DOWN |
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| CONTROVERSIAL; ARGUMENTATIVE |
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| RECKLESSLY WASTEFUL; EXTRAVAGANT; PROFUSE; LAVISH |
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| GIVEN OR COMING FORTH ABUNDANTLY; EXTRAVAGANT |
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| TO GROW OR INCREASE SWIFTLY AND ABUNDANTLY |
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| QUESTIONS; INQUIRIES; DOUBTS IN THE MIND; RESERVATIONS |
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| PRONE TO COMPLAINING OR GRUMBLING; PEEVISH |
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| CHARACTERIZED BY BITTER, LONG-LASTING RESENTMENT |
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| OBSTINATELY DEFIANT OF AUTHORITY; DIFFICULT TO MANAGE |
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| TO REFUSE TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH ; DISOWN |
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| TO INVALIDATE; TO REPEAL; TO RETRACT |
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| MARKED BY, FEELING, OR EXPRESSING A FEELING OF PROFOUND AWE AND RESPECT |
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| THE ART OR STUDY OF EFFECTIVE USE OF LANGUAGE FOR COMMUNICATION AND PERSUASION |
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| PROMOTING HEALTH OR WELL BEING |
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| ABLE TO MEET FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS; ABLE TO DISSOLVE ANOTHER SUBSTANCE |
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| SEEMING TRUE, BUT ACTUALLY BEING FALLACIOUS; MESLEADINGLY ATTRACTIVE; PLAUDIBLE BUT FALSE |
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| LACKING AUTHENTICITY OR VALIDITY; FALSE; CCOUNTERFEIT |
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| A COURT ORDER REQUIRING APPEARANCE AND/OR TESTIMONY |
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| EXCEEDING WHAT IS SUFFICIENT OR NECESSARY |
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| AN OVERABUNDANT SUPPLY; EXCESS; TO FEED OR SUPPLY TO EXCESS |
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| THE QUALITY OF ADHERENCE OR PERSISTENCE TO SOMETHING VALUED; PERSISTENT DETERMINATION |
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| HAVING LITTLE SUBSTANCE OR STRENGTH FLIMSY; WEAK |
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| A LONG AND EXTREMEMELY CRITICAL SPEECH; A HARSH DENUNCIATION |
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| FLEETING; PASSING QUICKLY; BRIEF |
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| FERVENT; ARDENT; IMPASSIONSED; DEVOTED TO A CAUSE |
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