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| lascivious; lustful; obscene; lewd |
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| prominent, of nobel signifigance; relevant |
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| promoting health or well being; tonic |
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| whoelsime; favorable to health; salubious |
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| authrotiative permission or approval; coutenance |
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| ruddy; cheerfully optimistic; confident; rubicund |
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| cynical; scroonfully mocking; acerbic; snide |
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| to satisfy fully; surfeit; cloy |
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| gloomy; dark; sullen; melancholy |
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| a split into factions; division |
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| behavior that promotes rebillion; insurrection |
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| dilligent; persistent; assiduous |
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| astral; relating to stars or constellations; stellar |
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| a well-paying job that requires little or no work; cushy job |
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| winding; undulating; serpentine |
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| to calm down or moderate; abate |
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| grammaticla mistake; faux pas; blooper |
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| concerned and attentive; eager |
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| able to meet financial aboligations; able to dissolve another substance' sound |
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| fallacious reasoning; faulty logic; casuistry |
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| causing sleep or lethargy; somnolent |
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| highly self-disciplined; frugal, austere; restrained |
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| deceptivley attractive; seemingly plausible but fallacious |
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| desultory; occuring occasionally |
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| false; lacking validity; counterfeit; phony |
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| extremely loud and powerful, booming |
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| a mark of shame or discredit, blemish, blot, opprobrium, stain, taint |
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| unemotional, lacking sensitivity, apathetic, impassive, indifferent, phlegmatic, stoical, unconcerned |
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| trick designed to deceive an enemy; while |
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| to replace by force; to take the place of |
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| a person who leads a life pleasure and luxury; hedonist |
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| a slef-serving flaterer; yes-man; toady |
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| temporary, irregulary in muscial rhythm |
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