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| Secret with a hidden meaning |
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| All the courses of study offered by an educational institution |
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| Delicately beautiful or charming; exquisite |
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| A sudden, disastrous collapse, downfall, or defeat; a rout |
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| To reduce drastically, to destroy a large part of |
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| Appropriateness of behavior or conduct; propriety |
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| To depict in words or gestures; describe |
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| A leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals |
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| To voice opposition; object |
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| To attack the character or reputation of; defame |
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| The final resolution or clarification of a dramatic or narrative plot |
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| Removal from an office or position |
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| To debase, especially morally; corrupt |
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| To express disapproval of; deplore |
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| Ridicule, mockery, deriding |
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| Copied or adapted; obtained from another source |
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| Insulting, tending to damage |
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| Catch sight of, see something in the distance |
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| Slandering, verbal attack, damaging comment |
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| Differing from a norm or from the accepted standards of society |
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| Skill and grace in physical movement |
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| Shyness; lacking confidence |
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| To turn aside; to stray from the main point |
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| To make wider or larger; cause to expand |
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| To free from error or misconception |
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| To view or treat with disfavor |
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| Dig up from the earth; exhume |
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| Evidence that refutes or disproves |
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| Speak or behave so as to hide one's motives; to pretend |
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| Have a different opinion; to disagree |
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| Decomposition into fragments or parts; disintegration |
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| Becoming farther apart from a point; deviation |
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| Getting rid of, liquidation or sale of something |
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| Rigid, certain, principle or belief |
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| In a state of inactivity but awaiting development |
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| To pass or act in a monotonous way |
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| Fraught with uncertainty or doubt; undecided |
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| Constraint by threat; coercion |
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| An extremely energetic and forceful person |
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| Overflowing with enthusiasm; showing excitement |
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| Of worldwide scope or applicability; universal |
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| Characterized by voracity; devouring |
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| A current moving contrary to the direction of the main current |
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| Fit to be eaten; not poisonous |
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| Depleted of vitality, force, or effectiveness; exhausted |
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| Effectiveness, efficiency |
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