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| to publicly declare something as evil or wrong |
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| to draw out a response from someone |
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| arrogant and overwhelming pride |
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| hinting at something evil or dangerous |
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| a sudden and unexpected display of emotion |
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| the sheath or holder of a knife or sword |
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| scorching hot, passionate or fury |
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| blunt, bitter, and sarcastic |
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| to make wicked, to corrupt |
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| intense and passionate emotion |
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| based on an unproven supposition |
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| to delay or prevent something from occuring |
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| bitterness usually held mutually |
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| a idealistic representation of country life |
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| a formal speech in praise of someone |
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| the motivation or stimulus behind movement or change |
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| having little or no concern for rules or morals regarding sexual behavior |
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| pleasant and musical sounding |
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| to become set in one's ways, rigid and unwilling to change |
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| a formal statement of praise usually made in a speech or published work |
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| praising, highly complimentary |
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| to start up again, to reoccur after being dormant |
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| characterized by constant care and concern |
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| the state of being willing to fight over trivial issues |
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| regular and methodical changes taking place over a long period of time |
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| to accept reluctantly but without complaint, to give in |
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| loud and self-serving to the point of being obnoxious |
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| being of the same time period or era |
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| meant to cause delay or postpone |
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| lack of respect, especially towards god |
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| graceful, limber, full of finesse |
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| stubbornly resistant to authority or control |
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| the separation of parties or parts |
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| wicked or immoral behavior |
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| to explain briefly, to outline the main parts |
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| spread out without specific direction |
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| to alter or edit without the intent to improve |
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| to openly disregard or show contempt for |
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| one who asks for alms or charity in order to survive (often one from a religious order) |
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| shinning brightly, as if lit by the sun |
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| bringing on sleep or tiredness |
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| a woman of uncommon strength, courage, and vigor. or a woman who is considered noisy, violent, and demanding. |
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| friendly, nice, without serious disagreement |
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| clear, concise, and convincing |
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| to convince someone or persuade someone that an idea or belief is false |
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| happily unconcerned or oblivious to the point of being uncaring |
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| calm and collected at all times |
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| refusing to allow debate. characterizing by being a command not a request |
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| to pass off responsibility for |
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| an unintentionally misleading arguement |
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| an over-the-top exaggeration of the truth |
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| tending to nitpick or find fault |
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| an amateur or uneducated follower of a field of interest, usually in the arts |
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| occurring by luck or chance |
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| someone who loves to behave badly |
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| to forcefully argue against |
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