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| refusing to proceed in an expected direction |
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| a person with the traits or viewpoints of the bourgeoisie |
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| agreement in purpose or feeling, consensus |
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| a coming together; amerging |
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| peculiar to or a trait of a group or area |
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| boisterous merriment, mirth |
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| massive, very great, bery important |
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| a very large and indefinite number |
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| moving back and forth, swinging, varying |
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| something that foreshadows a future event; foreknowledge of the future |
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| idealistic but impractical |
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| motionlessness, stagnation |
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