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| glorifying or spiritual change |
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| disapproval, condemnation |
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| worthy of disgust or hatred, detestable |
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| concisely, even to the point of being rude |
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| having a lively, mischievous charm |
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| full of concerns or fears, apprehensive |
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| free from vulgarity or rudeness, polite |
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| the limits within which authority may be exercised |
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| to conduct oneself, behave |
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| conventions of polite behavior |
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| with temporary ill humor, peevishly |
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| soothed in temper or disposition, appeased |
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| irritably sullen and difficult in mood |
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| spiteful, intended to cause anguish or hurt |
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| untidy based on community interests, objectives or values |
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| intended to appease or satisfy |
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| characterized by ease and friendliness |
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| desire to be merciful or lenient |
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| showing or demanding excessive delicacy or care |
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