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| temperary suppression or suspension, remmision |
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| to approach and speak to someone, often in an aggressive way |
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1. sensitive, heightened; sharp, pointed; severe
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| adjustment, transformation |
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| similarity, likeness; fondness |
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| to distress severely so as to cause persistent anguish |
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| uneasiness; commotion, excitement |
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| commotion; excitement; uneasiness |
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| to relieve, improve partially |
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| to make an indirect reference |
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| an increase or intensification |
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| irregular or deviated form the norm |
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| an irrefularity or deviation from the norm |
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| the quality of being very old; ancient times |
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| lack of feeling or emotion |
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| to overcome with shock or dismay |
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| having to do with hearing |
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1. made of or looking like brass
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| to thing gloomily about; to cluster, breed |
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| to summon a devil or spirit by invocation; to affect or effect as if by magic; to bring to mind |
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| having to do with the physical structure or health of something or someone |
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| forced, impelled, not voluntary |
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| to devise, plan, or manage; to form in an artistic manner |
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| appearance, facial expression |
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| appearance; facial expression |
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| one's behavior or conduct |
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| one's behavior or conduct |
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| woeful; strongly regrettable or condemnable |
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1. ones ancestry
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| showing the effects of adandonment or neglect; devoid of warmth or comfort |
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| showing the effects of abandonment or neglect; devoid of warmth or comfort |
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| able to be perceived or recognized |
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| inharmonious; disagreeing |
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| to foretell or know by inspiration |
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| very thin due to hunger or disease; feeling |
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| very thin due to hunger or disease, feeble |
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| bored, lacking interest or energy |
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| to wrap up, to hide from sight |
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| the act of pronouncing clearly, speaking |
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| equal in name, but not in reality; ambiguous, open to more than 1 interpretation |
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| passionate, intense, zealous |
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| hopeless, useless; serving no useful purpose |
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| uselessness; lack of importance |
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| one who often falsely believes himself to be ill |
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| a state of being perfect or ideal, an unobtainable idea |
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| forceful, rapid; quick to act without thinking |
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| extremely urgent, pleading |
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1. troublesome,difficult
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| a spontaneous, unrehearsed performance |
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| in a manner not capable of being heard |
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| the inability to express one's thoughts in a clear or orderly manner; lack of cohesion or connection |
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| bland, lacking flavor; lacking excitement |
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| bright, brilliant, glowing |
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| harshly shocking; revolting; glowing |
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| having feeling of animosity, spite , or hatred |
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| to make evident or certain by display |
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| to make evident or certain by display |
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| a polluted or poisonous atmosphere |
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| very small; precise, detailed. |
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| changed or adjusted, with regard to one's voice |
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| relating to disease; gruesome; abnormally gloomy |
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| something new or original |
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| to be obligated or forced to comply |
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| lacking color or livelines |
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| contradicting; incongruous; puzzling |
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| to become diffused throughout every part of |
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| to become diffused throughout every part of |
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| corruption; deliberate disobedience or misbehavior |
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| deadly, infected, poisonous |
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| to consider or think about something in depth |
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| very steep; hasty, quickly with too little caution |
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| vast, enormous, extraordinary |
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| deep; infinite; intelligent; difficult to understand |
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| plentiful, copious; lavish, extravagant |
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| causing debilitation and weakness |
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| prolonged, drawn out, extended |
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| remembrance of past events |
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| to determine or to make a firm decision about |
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| controlled, repressed, restricted |
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| to hold, keep possession of |
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| one who partakes in boisterous festivities |
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| an emotional literary or musical work |
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| an attitude, thought, or judgement prompted by feeling; a romantic or nostalgic feeling |
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| awareness, consciousness, perception |
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| an attitude, thought or judgement prompted by feeling; a romantic or nostalgic feeling |
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| comfort in distress, consolation |
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| deeply serous; somberly impressive |
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| dark and gloomy, melancholy, dismal |
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| suppressed or held back; smothered or suffocated |
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| astonishment; a state of having numbed senses |
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| awe-inspiring; of high spiritual or moral value |
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| hidden, secret; underground |
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| in a brooding and gloomy manner |
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| an attitude, a manner of behaving |
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| commonplace; down-to-earth, earthly |
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| instability, imbalance, uncertanty |
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| temporary, short-lived, fleeting |
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| of slight worth or little importance |
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| lacking in refinement, awkward and uncultivated in appearance or manner |
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| consistent and unchanging; identical |
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