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| moderation in action, thought, or feeling; restraint |
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| showing or feeling remorse for a sin or shortcoming |
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| relating to actors, acting and the theater or deliberantly affected |
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| to leap or dance in a lively manner; to engage in extravagant behavior |
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| sad daydreaming; dreamily thoughtful; sad thoughtfulness |
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| of or relating to hell; hellish; diabolical |
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| capable of being endured; moderately good or agreeable |
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| tiresome due to length or dullness |
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| (often capitalized) divine guidance or care |
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| done without regard for consequence |
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| concise; using few words of expression |
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| emotional disturbance or excitement |
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| to hint at something unpleasant or suggesting it indirectly |
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| angry or annoyed due to the unfairness of something; resentful |
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| ) a small, playful, supernatural being who appears human in form |
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| misconduct by a public official |
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| a serious speech, discussion, or piece of writing based on a topic |
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| showing good judgment or good taste |
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| something that hinders progression |
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| hopeless; extremely unhappy |
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| weak; pale and not looking well |
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| beginning to appear or develop |
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| personal humiliation or dishonor |
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| the act of having one's honor, worth, or reputation restored |
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| ruthless; impossible to reduce in strength or size |
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| to think about something intensely or anxiously |
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| loud; harsh; unpleasant sounding |
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| fearful uncertainty; anxiety |
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| not trustworthy, dangerous |
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| ripping, cutting, tearing |
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| explain; give a detailed account |
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| ideas formed from guessing |
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| extreme ill will or spite |
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| a strong like for something |
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| To destroy and leave no trace of |
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| a powerful argument to defend a thesis |
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| personal clothing and accessories |
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| a judge, someone who decides |
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