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| adj. (-), foul, gross , rancid |
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| V. TO CRITICIZE; DENOUNCE |
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| V. CRITICIZE; PUT DOWN; DENOUNCE: ADMONISH |
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| V. ABUSE; SCOLD; BERATE publicly |
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| V. CASTIGATE; BERATE; CRITICIZE HARSHLY |
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| N. DISLOYALTY, DISHONESTY |
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impetuous abrupt headlong apace |
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bolster corroborate advocate espouse |
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uphold assist stand up for |
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| adj. kind, generous, giving |
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adj.bad tempered, crank, peevish |
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irascible querulous pettish |
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| v. begin, cause to action |
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audacious courageous daunting brazen |
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| adj. (-), boring, common, unimaginative |
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| adj. (-), boring, unimaginative |
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| adj. (-), usual, common, everyday, boring |
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adj. (-), commonplace, dull, boring. |
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| adj. (-/+), to be festive, party, take part in drunken acts |
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| n. (-), immoral self indulgence (partying, getting drunk, sex). |
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licentious libertine salacious reprobate |
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| adj. (-) immoral, self-indulgent, uncontrolled, vulgar |
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adj. (=) used up, squandered adj. (-), self-indulgent |
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| adj. (-), immoral (used w. plesures/indulgence), vulgar, obscene |
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libidinous salacious lascivious |
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| adj. full of lust, lustful |
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| n. (-), vile or immoral act |
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capricious volatile mercurial |
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| adj. (-), changing quickly, impulsive |
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| n. harbinger, something that occurs before, indicating that something else is to come |
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| adj. (-), copied, phony, fake |
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authoritarian tyrannical dogmatic imperious |
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adj. (-), dicatotrial,domineering, absolute |
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hegemonic peremptory despotic |
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| adj. (-), authoritative, overbearing, dictatorial |
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| adj. difficult to understand, mysterious, obscure |
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| adj. mysterious in meaning, unclear, puzzling |
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| adj. mysterious,puzzling, confusing |
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| adj. (-), foul, gross , rancid |
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| adj. (-), hateful, abominable |
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| adj. effective, convincing |
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| adj. (+) clearly spoken, coherant |
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| adj. (+) crystal clear, fine, easy to understand |
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| adj. out of the ordinary, kinda strange |
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| adj. distinct, individual |
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| adj. mixed, not conforming to one thing but taking the best of different sources |
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| n. a person who slams popular beliefs; bible slasher |
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| adj. to lack confidence; be a diffident |
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| n. personal imperfection, oddity, quirk |
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v. to feel contrition/compunction (regret, sorrow) |
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n. impartiality adj. impartial |
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impetuous abrupt headlong apace |
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adj. acting without thinkig hasty quickly |
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bolster corroborate advocate espouse |
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uphold assist stand up for |
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| n. person who supports a cause |
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billious petulant waspish |
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irascible querulous pettish |
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| adj. (-/+), to be festive, party, take part in drunken acts |
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| n. (-), immoral self indulgence (partying, getting drunk, sex). |
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licentious libertine salacious reprobate |
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| adj. (-) immoral, self-indulgent, uncontrolled, vulgar |
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adj. (=) used up, squandered adj. (-), self-indulgent |
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| adj. (-), immoral (used w. plesures/indulgence), vulgar, obscene |
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libidinous salacious lascivious |
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| adj. full of lust, lustful |
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| n. (-), vile or immoral act |
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| n. harbinger, something that occurs before, indicating that something else is to come |
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authoritarian tyrannical dogmatic imperious |
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hegemonic peremptory despotic |
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| adj. (-), authoritative, overbearing, dictatorial |
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| adj. difficult to understand, mysterious, obscure |
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| adj. mysterious in meaning, unclear, puzzling |
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| adj. mysterious,puzzling, confusing |
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| adj. (-), foul, gross , rancid |
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| adj. (+) clearly spoken, coherant |
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