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| bookish showing off learning |
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| mournful melancholy sorrowful |
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| care economy thriving prosperous |
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| draw together unite firmly |
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| to make unnecessary get rid of |
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| transparent easy to understand |
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| quality of being limited not extreme |
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| fix take up secure metal pin |
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| treachery breaking of faith |
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| worldly having contempt for God |
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| changeable inconstant fickle unstable explosive |
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| incapable of being placated unpleasable |
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| covered hole as a trap unsuspected danger |
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| written order requiring a person to appear in a low court |
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| not easily heard seen clearly marked |
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| having little or no money |
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| tale story fibers for knitting |
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| person who tells anecdotes |
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| mob crowd the lower classes of populace |
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| fairly good but not very good |
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| easily understood lucid clear |
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| porous rubber for washing live at once expense |
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| gloomy dark sullen morose |
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| showing scorn or reproach |
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| quality of being unskillful |
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| alarm excited state of mind |
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| to turn away (from a habit) |
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| injurious speak ill of smb tell lie |
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| scent waving movement carry lightly through |
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| urgent imperative unchallengeable ending debate |
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| dishonorable common undignified |
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| coming back to consciousness |
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| essential part force soft liquid substance |
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| doing or happening smth before the right time |
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| statement that damages reputation |
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| extremely loud and powerful |
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| turmoil a bewildering jumble |
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| quality or condition of being sober |
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| conciliatory appeasing mitigating |
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| to attribute to a cause or source ascribe |
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| large pile of wood for burning |
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| fluency verbosity easy use of spoken language |
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| become strong after illness loss exhaustion |
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| a smug ignorant person one who lacks knowledge |
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| quick changeable in character fleeting |
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| fallacious reasoning faulty logic |
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| gratify give way to satisfy allow oneself |
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| a number of performance of music |
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| song of praise or triumph |
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| have more power than others |
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| act with excessive enthusiasm |
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| flat metal on a wall as a memorial |
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| primitive unspoiled pure as in earlier times unadulterated |
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| needing effort burdensome |
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| various miscellaneous separate |
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| forceful effective vigorous extremely perceptive incisive |
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| gruesome suggesting death |
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| cannot be cured or corrected |
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| be too tight take between the thumb and finger |
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| having sound judgment perceptive wise like a sage |
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| showing no emotion impassive |
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| feeling or showing deep respect |
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| abstinence from alcohol self-control moderation |
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| induce by bribery or smth to commit perjury |
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| rising of people to open resistance to |
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| overcome bring under control |
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| habit or action peculiar to smb or smth |
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| stubborn unmanageable untractable |
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| diseased unhealthy (e.g.. about ideas) |
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| calm sluggish temperament unemotional |
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| to make thin to make less dense to purify or refine |
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| cruel killing of a large number of people |
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| giving or producing freely liberally or generously |
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| refusing to move reluctant to be controlled |
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| cloud-like hazy vague indistinct |
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| imminent being about to happen expected |
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| rest to sit or stand in a lazy way hang (dog's tongue) |
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| say or do again several times |
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| lower the quality weaken the strength |
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| belong as a part have reference |
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| too eager or ready to help offer advice |
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| write in scholarly fashion |
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| deliver provide represent |
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| authority written order guarantee |
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| unskillful said or done at the wrong time |
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| quality of endurance or courage |
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| one-sided committed to a party biased or prejudiced |
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| incapable of being discovered or understood |
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| small sin small weakness in one's character |
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| implied though not plainly expressed |
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| make hard and without feeling |
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| projecting prominent undesirably noticeable |
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| disdainful characterized by haughty scorn |
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| firmness persistency adhesiveness tending to hang on |
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| regular customer person who gives support |
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| greatness in number strength weight |
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| not paying proper attention |
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| taken away power (to think feel act) |
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| health of mind soundness of judgement |
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| measure hoe heavy smth is |
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| auspicious presenting favorable circumstances |
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| smth that hinders (e.g. stammer) |
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| make payment to reward punish |
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| present but not yet active developed or visible |
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| done as a duty without care |
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| complicated and embarrassing situation |
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| self-assured though immature affected bombastic overblown |
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| state of doubt or perplexity |
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| put under water liquid sink out of sight |
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| astute showing sound judgement |
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| destructive thing or a person who is nuisance |
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| state of being passive/motionless |
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| person who has been converted to a belief |
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| lacking strength walking unevenly |
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| granting of privileges in return for similar |
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| smth handed down from ancestors |
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| nearness in time or place affinity of nature |
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| mark of shame or disgrace |
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| address a court of law as an advocate |
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| succession connected line of |
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| try to avoid by sophistication |
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| can be felt touched understood |
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| unconscious unresponsive unaffected |
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| easily controlled or guided |
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| boldness brashness intrepidness |
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| wasteful reckless with money |
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| agreeably pungent stimulating |
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| pronounce or speak affectedly euphemize |
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| person who worries others to buy smth to use his service |
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| approval (by authority) penalty |
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| get back by payment compensate |
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| not allowing to pass through (of materials) |
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| like a slave lacking independence |
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| smth giving strength or energy |
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| coming into existence emerging |
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| roof of the mouth sense of taste |
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| to attack verbally denounce deprecate |
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| cheerful confident optimistic |
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| person who loves wealth and spends little |
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| be admitted enter a university as a student |
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| abusively detractive language sharp criticism vituperation |
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| to fake illness or injury in order to shirk a duty |
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| commanding haughty arrogant |
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| prostrate inclined to (undesirable things) |
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| show that smb has a share |
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| sharpness stinging quality |
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| cloth worn round the neck/silencer |
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| burn slowly without flame |
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| increasing the number spreading extending |
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| contempt dislike aversion |
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| hardened and unrepenting stubborn inflexible |
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| shut out from society refuse to meet talk |
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| rising or falling sharply |
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| break go beyond (a limit) |
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| feeling of doubt temporary feeling of sickness |
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| lack of reverence or dutifulness |
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| offensive disgusting (smell) |
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| reserved untalkative silent taciturn |
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| grow reproduce by rapid multification |
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| long strip worn round the waist |
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| person who lives alone and avoids people |
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| flood cover by overflowing |
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| out of place not in harmony or agreement |
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| beg urgently solicit (of a prostitute) |
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| (agreement) stop of fighting for a time |
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| quality of quickly recovering the original shape |
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| remedial wholesome causing improvement |
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| state or put forward as a necessary condition |
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| hurt the pride or self-respect stir (curiosity) |
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| rules establishing standards of conduct |
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| pedant authority on a subject |
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| to hinder obstruct or block |
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| of great importance (others depend on it) |
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| to turn to bone to settle rigidly into an idea |
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| haughty arrogant commanding |
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| not easily discouraged or subdued |
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| suggest unpleasantly make a way for smth gently |
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| quick judging and understanding |
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| illogical of questionable truth or merit |
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| to be stained or discredited |
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| everyday mundane commonplace trite pedestrian |
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| expressing or giving praise |
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| special liking mental preference |
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| precise paying attention to trivialities |
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| talk excitedly utter rapidly |
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| display to obtain admiration or envy |
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| settle a quarrel restore peace |
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| likely to come or happen soon |
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| person who insists on importance of smth |
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| frugal looking to the future |
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| lose courage turn frightened |
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| person dishonestly claiming to smth |
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| spending using unwillingly |
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| assistance relief in time of distress |
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| king of blue-grey stone propose criticize |
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| striped grooved or banded |
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| to assuage to satisfy allay |
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| moult lose hair feathers before new growing |
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| refuse to accept/cause dislike |
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| unmoved feeling no sign of passion |
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| uprightness incorruptibility principle |
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| winding undulating serpentine |
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| cause or have difficulty in breathing |
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| shameful dishonorable undignified disgraceful |
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| become quiet or less active |
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| feeling or showing regret |
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| make or become pure cultural |
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| take back as being FALSE give up |
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| be guilty commit (a crime) |
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| chains for the hands or feet |
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| commonplace trite unremarkable |
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| a repetition a redundancy |
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| dutiful to parents devoted to religion |
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| causing a feeling of disgust |
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| get smth inquire too curiously |
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| presumptuously arrogant overbearing immoderate being a jerk |
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| cowardice a cowardly giving up |
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| worldly as opposed to spiritual commonplace everyday |
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| legal claim until a debt on it is repaid |
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| fond of in the habit of fighting |
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| omen marvelous threatening |
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| becoming young in nature or appearance |
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| a model example or pattern |
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| (give a) silly/self-conscious smile |
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| examining one's own thoughts and feelings |
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| defying imitation unmatchable |
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| muddy having the sediment stirred up |
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| unwillingness to compromise stubbornness intractability |
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| insubstantial flimsy weak |
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| (n.) willful FLASE statement (in court); an unlawful act |
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| (adj.) easily shocked; excessively modest |
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| (n.) an invocation of evil or a curse |
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| (n.) one who stirs up or instigates war |
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| (adj.) full of odd and fanciful ideas |
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| (adj.) having sudden energy; impulsive; thrusting ahead; forceful |
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| (adj.) having sudden energy; impulsive; thrusting ahead; forceful |
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| (v.t.) to include in a larger body or under a rule |
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| (v.i.) to tremble; beat rapidly and irregulalry |
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| (n.) person who hates mankind |
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| (v.t.) to join sounds/words (indistinct) |
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| (adj.) preserving; dilligent |
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| (adj.) giving great attention to details |
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| (adj.) being bright; polished |
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| (v.t.) to engrave; cut into |
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| (adj.) short and pithy; full of maxims/proverbs |
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| (adj.) pliable; easily bent, shaped, or twisted |
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| (v.t/i.)to show some inclination to accept (an offer) |
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| (adj.) unchangeable; not mutable |
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