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| to find not guilty of a crime |
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| hard/temper/bitter feelings |
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| unyielding, firm in opinion |
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| excessive praise, admiration |
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| eager, extremely interested |
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| to persuade wuth false promises and flattery |
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| to critisize or punish for the purpose of correction |
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| biting, burning, severe; sharp or sarcastic |
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| one who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than they actually have, especially in the field of medicine |
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| careful, watchful; attentive to all points |
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| to get around; to beat or defeat by trickery |
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1. merciful, lenient
2. mild, as in weather |
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| to compel by force; to force a persont o do something against his or her own will |
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1. to work with another toward a goal
2. to cooperate with an enemy invader |
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| pleased with one's self or one's deeds |
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| to be of the same opinion; to agree |
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| showing a deep regret and sorrow, usually for having committed some wrongdoing |
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| abundant, large in number or quantity |
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| having to do with the kitchen or cooking |
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| attainment by anything or its highest point or degree |
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| conformity to accepted standards of conduct, proper behavior |
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| a leader who appeals to the emotions and prejudices of people, especially to advance his own power |
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| to express disapproval of; to depreciate one's effort |
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| extremely poor; lacking necessitites like food and shelter |
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| lacking in self-confidence; shy |
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| a difficult choice; especially a choice between two equally undesirable alternatives |
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| to tell, to reveal (as a secret) |
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| stating an opinon in an authoritative or arrogant manner |
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| extremely thin, wasted away |
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| to try to be equal or better than; to imitate |
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| to be delighted beyond measure |
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| to use words or arguments to incite one to good deeds |
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| a puzzling or seemingly inexplicable situation, person, etc. |
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| the best means to do something under a given set of circumstances, especially if it will bring about personal gain |
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| not belonging to, foreign; nonessential |
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| to rejoice over a sucess or victory |
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| reasonable; likely; capable of being carried out |
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| to move; to vary irregularly |
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| likely to change wihtout reason |
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| to increase the value or beauty of something |
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| scholarly; having or showing a wide knowledge gained from reading |
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| one who is outgoing, friendly; one who is more interested in what is going on around him, rather than his or her own inner being or thoughts |
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| a false or mistaken ideea |
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| a complete ridiculous failure |
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| hard to overcome or deal with; causing fear or awe |
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