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| open or willing to follow advice |
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| an identifying name or title |
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| a feeling of anxiety that something bad will happen |
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| one who leads a life of self-denial and contemplation |
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| to integrate and absorb someone into a larger group |
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| to suggest or indicate what will happen in the future |
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| changing suddenly; fickle |
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| a formal conversation or discussion |
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| pleasant or suitable to someone's taste or to a situation |
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| having an unexpected harmful effect |
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| to persuade someone to believe in something untrue |
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| to differentiate between two or more things |
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| the way one stands, sits, or moves |
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| potentially successful in producing a desired result |
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| an ability to produce desired results |
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| a position of distinction |
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| to urge someone to do something |
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| characterized by severe suffering or sorrow |
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| something that hinders progress |
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| to assail or attack one's honor |
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| unable to believe something |
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| obviously true, not to be doubted |
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| to conclude something on the basis of evidence/reasoning |
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| treacherous or dangerous in a secret sort of way |
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| hard to interpret because its not expressing anything obvious |
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| appearance as an indication of mood or character |
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| strong interest in unpleasant subjects |
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| full suit of armor; impressive array |
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| expecting to be obeyed, unwilling to tolerate disobediance |
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| showing regret for wrongdoing |
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| facial features when used as indicators of character |
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| device used for public punishment |
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| to suggest something that will come later |
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| to claim to be something specified |
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| to protest or make objections |
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| something done as punishment for vengeance |
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| to make a fierce verbal attack on someone |
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| to bless someone/free them from sin |
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| intended to regulate behavior on moral or religious grounds |
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| object with magical power |
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| to do wrong by breaking a law or rule |
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| court/meeting at which a trial is carried out |
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| quality of being changeable |
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| to strive for superiority or compete for something |
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| pleasurable to the senses |
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