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| To show or demonstrate clearly; manifest |
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| To clear from a charge of guilt |
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| Emergency, an urgent situation |
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| Set someone free and clear (e.g. from blame) |
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| Likely to be useful (suitable) for a purpose |
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| Brilliant achievement; develop; use selfishly |
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| To reason earnestly with someone in an effort to dissuade or correct |
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| To remove erroneous, vulgar, or obscene material from |
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| To reduce the strength of; lessen seriousness; to partially excuse |
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| End the existence of, wipe or put out |
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| Exterminate; to destroy totally |
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| Obtain by threats of violence |
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| Not permitted or governed by law (illegal) |
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| To release from difficulty |
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| An individual interested in others as opposed to oneself |
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| State of growing vigorously; being full of life |
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| Waver or move in an uncertain manner |
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| Vacuously, smugly, and unconsciously foolish |
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| To flatter excessively, seek the favor of |
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| Lacking purpose or vitality; feeble of ineffective |
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| Fruitful; capable of producing offspring or vegetation |
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| To give a false apperance of |
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| Exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style |
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| A state of agitation or of turbulent change or development |
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| To uncover and bring to light by searching |
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| Marked by great passion or zeal |
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| Something that serves to restict; a restraint |
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| Faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observances |
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| Move restlessly, make nervous |
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| Carved image on the prow of a ship |
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| Refinement and delicacy of performance, execution, or artisanship |
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| Excessively particular about details |
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| The act or process of splitting into parts |
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| To make fixed, stable, or stationary |
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